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Can you reproduce this with a small example?
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Can you post the first SHOW_SEGMENTS (between <<< and >>>) that you get with
'valgrind -d {whatever command}'
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Correction: The minimise button is missing for me too. (The button I thought
was minimise is actually the "Search Tabs" menu button)
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Synchonising with aio_return shouldn't be too difficult. I'll do something
along the same lines as Darwin but without the global
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I've made quite a few improvements, but there are a few things that I'm not
sure about.
First, a quick Valgrind syscall digression. For synchronous syscalls that read
and write memory, Valgrind will track pre
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The aio code needs more work, but I'm getting close to having something working
for writev and readv.
paulf> LD_PRELOAD=obj/usr/home/paulf/build/src/amd64.amd64/tmp/lib/libc.so.7
/home/paulf/scratch/valgrind
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Looking at the code, I did a quick and dirty job for aio_read and aio_write
which doesn't correctly check everything. I've mostly copied the Darwin
implementation. I should manage to do the vector versions this week
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It'll take me a little time to work out how the vector reads ans writes work.
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Hi,
Windows 10 23H2 1945.3570
digiKam-8.2.0-2023T102352-Win64-Qt6.exe.
Installation now possible under Windows 10 by bypassing the harmful file
detected blocking message window... Bravo!
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(Open menu -Under-Exposure Indicator) Two actions that uses the same shortcut
(F10).
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This is one of those things where the more I think about it the more I get
confused, at least to start with.
I think I can summarize this as dst can point to the nul terminator of src as
long as n is less than
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> Curious
>
> What's the output of
>
> busctl --user list | grep KIOFuse
```
org.kde.KIOFuse- - -
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> Which app is this problem appearing with?
To add to this - Waevbox (https://wavebox.io) is another (it is a Chromium
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> src_orig, \
> (Addr)dst-(Addr)dst_orig+1, \
> - (Addr)src-(Addr)src_orig+1)) \
> + n)) \
> RECORD_OVERLAP
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I don't get any errors with either clang or gcc asan on FreeBSD or Linux.
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I can't see anything in the standard that defines overlap.
The difference between str(n)cat and functions like memcpy/memmove is that one
character gets lost in the process - one of the terminating nulls.
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I think that this is incorrect.
The C standard says
"The initial character of s2 overwrites the null character at the end of s1."
In this case we're complaining about just that. I can't see an
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Confirmed on Fedora 38 with Valgrind 3.21 (works) and git head (fails).
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initial patch
Linux expected not yet generated
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Does this occur when you don't strip the binary?
The FreeBSD mold package is marked as broken due to an issue with strip (though
that issue is with the mold exe).
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So I think what happens is that arena_malloc allocates requested size +
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Then the small block up to the alignment boundary gets freed. Since the
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Removing "ElectricBorderMaximise=false" gives the EXPECTED RESULT.
I don't know what this setting is supposed to be for or how it is supposed to
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Yes, I probably copied DELETE from DELETE_SIZED and didn’t remove all the sized
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On 64bit the rags are passed in registers so less likely to be uninitialized.
The diff looks good.
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As a workaround:
export LD_PRELOAD=/lib64/libpthread.so.0
(or whatever is appropriate for your platform).
The problem is that the tools do not link with libpthread but they assume that
the client exe does.
I'm
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Which version of libc is this with?
Do you also get the problem if you don't use -Wl,-init,activate and you call
activate via dlsym?
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Haven't had time to test this yet. I'll try to write some tests tonight.
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The code fix looks OK, but I think that the configure test and regtest should
use C11 rather than C++.
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And
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Python source here:
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