On 2/12/22 22:58, Cy Schubert wrote:
I don't use OpenBSD so I cannot speak definitively about it but a brief
look at their src/lib/libc/stdlib suggests they don't use jemalloc, but
phkmalloc (originally written for FreeBSD in 1995 and later replaced in
FreeBSD by jemalloc, because jemalloc is multithreaded while phkmalloc is
not). phkmalloc has similar options to fill memory with junk as jemalloc
does, but they're named and configured differently. Without digging into
their source code too deeply, I suspect that OpenBSD may have enabled the
junk option by default. Given that OpenBSD produces the same "flex scanner
jammed" message I'd think that this would be a safe assumption.
I do build test this on OpenBSD 7.0 and have not seen any problems there.
--
Jon Trulson
"The less you know, the more you believe."
-- Bono
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