206/* A generic function to allocate a property item */
  207int col_allocate_item(struct collection_item **ci, const char *property,
  208                      const void *item_data, int length, int type)
  209{
Declaring variable "item".
  210    struct collection_item *item = NULL;
...
  226    /* Allocate memory for the structure */
Assigning: "item" = "(struct collection_item*)malloc(48UL)", which is allocated but not initialized.
  227    item = (struct collection_item *)malloc(sizeof(struct collection_item));
At conditional (3): "item == NULL" taking the false branch.
  228    if (item == NULL)  {
  229        TRACE_ERROR_STRING("col_allocate_item", "Malloc failed.");
  230        return ENOMEM;
  231    }
  232
  233    /* After we initialize "next" we can use delete_item() in case of error */
  234    item->next = NULL;
  235
  236    /* Copy property */
At conditional (4): "0" taking the false branch.
  237    item->property = strdup(property);
At conditional (5): "item->property == NULL" taking the true branch.
  238    if (item->property == NULL) {
  239        TRACE_ERROR_STRING("col_allocate_item", "Failed to dup property.");
Using uninitialized value "item->data" when calling "col_delete_item". [show details]
Using uninitialized value "item->type" when calling "col_delete_item". [show details]
  240        col_delete_item(item);
  241        return ENOMEM;
  242    }