Use lower_bound() before iterating multimap entries of a key (#1776)

Several places look up a multimap with find(key) and then iterate while
iter->first == key, assuming find() returns the first element with that key.
The standard does not guarantee this, and recent libc++ (Apple clang 21 /
libc++ 2200) returns an arbitrary matching element. graph::findLink() then
misses existing links and Optimizer::getConnectedGraph() aborts with
"Condition (kter!=linksIn.end()) not met!" on graphs with loop closures or
multiple sessions (rtabmap-export --opt 0, rtabmap-reprocess, etc.).

Replace find() with lower_bound() at those sites and add a regression test.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: matlabbe <[email protected]>
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Nathan Totten
2026-09-27 18:37:17 -07:00
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co-authored by Claude Opus 5.5 matlabbe
parent 8035be52ff
commit 5c9cfa98fe
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@@ -4664,7 +4664,7 @@ bool Rtabmap::process(
int lastId = signaturesRemoved.front();
UDEBUG("Detected that only last signature has been removed (lastId=%d)", lastId);
_optimizedPoses.erase(lastId);
for(std::multimap<int, Link>::iterator iter=_constraints.find(lastId); iter!=_constraints.end() && iter->first==lastId;++iter)
for(std::multimap<int, Link>::iterator iter=_constraints.lower_bound(lastId); iter!=_constraints.end() && iter->first==lastId;++iter)
{
if(iter->second.to() != iter->second.from())
{