0026377: Passing Handle objects as arguments to functions as non-const reference to base type is dangerous

Operator of cast to non-const reference is declared deprecated to produce compiler warning if used (usually implicitly).

OCCT code is updated to avoid that cast, occurring when function accepting non-const reference to handle is called with handle to derived type.
For that, local variable of argument type is passed instead, and down-cast is used to get it to desired type after the call.
A few occurrences of use of uninitialized variable are corrected.
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2016-02-17 17:33:18 +03:00
parent fe9b8ff2f2
commit aa00364da7
59 changed files with 395 additions and 211 deletions

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@@ -211,9 +211,14 @@ Standard_Boolean StepData_StepReaderTool::AnalyseRecord
Handle(Interface_Check)& acheck)
{
DeclareAndCast(StepData_StepReaderData,stepdat,Data());
Handle(StepData_ReadWriteModule) module; Standard_Integer CN;
if (therlib.Select(anent,module,CN))
Handle(Interface_ReaderModule) imodule;
Standard_Integer CN;
if (therlib.Select(anent,imodule,CN))
{
Handle(StepData_ReadWriteModule) module =
Handle(StepData_ReadWriteModule)::DownCast (imodule);
module->ReadStep(CN,stepdat,num,acheck,anent);
}
else {
// Pas trouve : tenter UndefinedEntity de StepData
DeclareAndCast(StepData_UndefinedEntity,und,anent);