On Tue, Oct 16, 2007 at 08:01:18AM +0000, Shun Kei Leung wrote:
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> >   What I _really_ need is that you run your test into valgrind (the easy
> > way is to rename git-fast-import into git-fast-import.bin, and make
> > git-fast-import be a shell-script doing:
> ....
>=20
> valgrind is not yet ported to Mac OS X, sadly enough.

  hmmm I see. hmmm isn't there _any_ chance that you can have access to
a linux box to see if that fails in the same conditions ? I mean I
believe qemu (or virtual pc or =E2=80=A6) on your macos would be just fine.

  But this realloc() that returns 0xd looks fishy. I would be tempted to
think of a stack corruption, but the frame just before still looks
correct so I'm confused. And valgrind is definitely the tool to use for
stack smashing and other memory related corruptions :/

  Using gcc -Wstack-protector may also help.

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