Free memory allocated for storing pdname and runtime logs #109
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There is a memory leak of 120 bytes every time handle open is requested for staticpd and function returns without freeing memory allocated for storing pdname in uri. Similarly 256 bytes of memory leaked with runtime logging buffer. Free this allocated memory before returning from function. Signed-off-by: Ansa Ahmed <quic_ansa@quicinc.com>
Every time daemon is started and listener gets called 49Bytes of memory is allocated to get the device node name. Free this memory to avoid leak. Signed-off-by: Ansa Ahmed <quic_ansa@quicinc.com>
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There is a memory leak of 120 bytes every time handle open is requested for staticpd and function returns without freeing memory allocated for storing pdname in uri. Similarly 256 bytes of memory leaked with runtime logging buffer. Free this allocated memory before returning from function.