Le 20/06/2012 21:38, tobi a écrit : > Hi Benoît, > > this afternoon, we discovered that with a newer revision the program I wrote > to demonstrate sorting > of multi-dimensioned Variant[] broke. I again get Segfault when exporting an > overridden Variant[] > class from my project (wasn't there a discussion about this recently?) > When I developed this program, I reported a bug which results in a Segfault > that was fixed in > rev#4715. This seemed to be the result of > > [main/gbx/gbx_class.c] > --8<--------------- > [...] > 1345 CLASS *array_type = (CLASS *)class->array_type; > [...] > --8<--------------- > > where array_type gets 0xc (GB_T_VARIANT or something like that) and is used > as a pointer without > further checking when overriding the Variant[] class (other native array > classes may suffer from > similar problems). I don't know how you made this working for me (just tried > to get back to that > revision to see, if something changed in that function but found nothing). > Can you remember? - the subject of the mails was "Segfault when overriding > Variant[]" (1st May 2012). > Can you tell me something about the state of affairs? > > Regards, > Tobi >
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