Hi EBo,
> Usually when malloc wedges up like this it is caused by just a coupe of
> things 1) a double free of the same allocated block, 2) writing past the
> end of a block, or 3) freeing up memory that was allocated by one
> process but still accessing it in a different one. Anyway that is my
> personal experience. YMMV.
I'm sure that's right. However, it requires familiarity with the code
that I don't have to find that sort of thing, so I've been trying (and
failing) to save time by using tools instead.
> If that is the problem, good luck finding
> that. If you do I'll buy you a beer, pot of tea, or ice-cream cone (you
> name your favorite poison)
Woo hoo! EBo's doubled the bounty! Hopefully we'll find the bug twice
as fast now. ;)
John
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