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2014-08-08 Thread Chuck Burfoot
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[ft-devel] FW: Stack Overflow ?

2014-03-22 Thread Chuck Burfoot
(This is resend as I did an earlier direct response) Think I found it. I tried 'relaxing' the release build optimizations all the way back to the debug settings. No difference So I analyzed how the memory was allocated. I realized that EVERYTHING was alloced from ft_alloc(memory, size) so I

[ft-devel] FW: Stack Overflow ?

2014-03-22 Thread Chuck Burfoot
Have been reading DrMemory. However, this isnt' unusual for MS release builds in particular. As I mentioned and you're obviously aware, why DON'T you used calloc internally? This is running rock solid with that 1 change in ft_alloc() I consider this fixed until/unless something else goes boom

[ft-devel] FW: Stack Overflow ?

2014-03-22 Thread Chuck Burfoot
And, in case I didn't mention, THANK YOU so much for this wonderful library and your prompt responses. -Original Message- From: werner.lemb...@gmx.de [mailto:werner.lemb...@gmx.de] On Behalf Of Werner LEMBERG Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2014 1:07 PM To: ch...@burfoots.com Subject: Re:

[ft-devel] Stack Overflow ?

2014-03-21 Thread Chuck Burfoot
Downloaded from git site - ft253.zip Extracted Ran CMake 2.8 Config Gen Opened ran .sln in VStudio 2010 Built debug static Built release static Builds static lib Debug sample runs fine Release sample exception in FT_New_Face Top of ft_fseek() Looks like a corrupt stack ?