I checked in a
fix for memp.c. If memp_memory[] was unaligned, the first buffer in the
first buffer pool would come out unaligned, and this would show up as a nasty
corruption when that buffer was eventually allocated. I also saved some
bytes by using pre-aligned values in memp_sizes[] and simplifying
memp_init(). Anyone care to code review the changes?
Regards,
Curt
McDowell
Broadcom
Corp.
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