Hi,
I've been digging a bit deeper into this, and have come up with the
following:
* If compiled with -O0, the tests error out in a later test than is the
case with -O2.
* The error is a segfault inside strlen(), which made me suspicious in
that it is probably a faulty string allocation of some sort.
When compiled with -O0, the error occurs on line 35 of
src/cppunit/DefaultProtector.cpp:
Message( "uncaught exception of unknown type") );
There is no Message::Message(char*); however, there is a
Message::Message(const std::string &), which is being used instead. To
that end, the std::basic_string<> template is being called, which calls
strlen() with 0xffffffce as an argument, hence the segfault.
Now correct me if I'm wrong (I haven't done any C++ since I left
college), but I don't think it's legal to do it this way. I tried
working around it by adding an explicit std::string constructor around
the "uncaught[...]" string, but that isn't working, and I don't have any
further ideas as to how I should try to fix it.
You got any better ideas?
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