unstable- pointer error

[vector]

Playing a magic game trying to hold on to a team thwart with disaster.

Admin sacked me for missmanagment (which was hardly fair given the circumstances i was in) but anyway I declined the offer of new managment and it certainly ended the game. complete exit and had these errors

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free(): invalid pointer 0x825e6c4!
free(): invalid pointer 0x825e674!
free(): invalid pointer 0x8264e54!

looks like that old dialog box ticking error ?

[gyboth]

dialog box ticking error?

anyway, i'm going to have a look at it, but i don't promise to fix it soon in the cvs because i don't have nice (ie linux) cvs access right now

gyözö

[gyboth]

couldn't reproduce. i changed the free functions a bit, but i'm not sure this is going to help

gyözö

[GeoVah]

i'm thinking to use valgrind which can help us to find all free/malloc error.

Have a look at http://valgrind.kde.org/ if you don't know this wonderfull tools

[gyboth]

i'm thinking to use valgrind which can help us to find all free/malloc error.
Have a look at http://valgrind.kde.org/ if you don't know this wonderfull tools

i know of valgrind and cachegrind, but when i used it, it seemed a bit tedious and complicated work to me. but maybe it'd really make sense to use it again.

gyözö

[GeoVah]

Hum, cachegrind is only usefull if you want to tune bygfoot for improve performance.

Just use valgrind for memory leak : "valgrind -v -leak-check=yes ./bygfoot". and look output. As far i can remember, it display where leak are allocated (stack call). I Don't have access to my computer to check this maybe before tommorow night, maybe friday .

[gyboth]

problem is, the free error only occurs sometimes. i checked with valgrind (memcheck) in the morning, but i didn't see anything (although this might be my fault; i'm not always sure how to interpret the valgrind output).

gyözö