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  1. Lucene - Core
  2. LUCENE-2087

Remove recursion in NumericRangeTermEnum

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        • Type: Improvement
        • Status: Closed
        • Priority: Minor
        • Resolution: Fixed
        • Affects Version/s: 2.9, 2.9.1, 3.0
        • Fix Version/s: 3.0, 4.0-ALPHA
        • Component/s: core/search
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        • Lucene Fields:
          New, Patch Available

          Description

          The current FilteredTermEnum in NRQ uses setEnum() which itsself calls next(). This may lead to a recursion that can overflow stack, if the index is empty and a large range with low precStep is used. With 64 bit numbers and precStep == 1 there may be 127 recursions, as each sub-range would hit no term on empty index and the setEnum call would then call next() which itsself calls setEnum again. This leads to recursion depth of 256.

          Attached is a patch that converts to iterative approach. setEnum is now unused and throws UOE (like endEnum()).

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            LUCENE-2087.patch
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            Uwe Schindler

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            Committed revision: 882977

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            I will commit this soon.

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                thetaphi Uwe Schindler
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                thetaphi Uwe Schindler
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