On Fri, 18 Aug 2006, Charles Henry wrote:
(I traced out the problematic statement by adding printf's in between statements) Once the program hits freebytes, it spits out "glibc detected: double free or corruption". any ideas? Chuck
Try two wonderful programs Valgrind and Valkyrie, which will find the problem at the moment it occurs, instead of after-the-fact like glibc's malloc/free do. This is because Valgrind runs all of the code in an emulator (to say things simply...) in order to check all memory accesses.
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