Hi Peter, (and everyone else!) I read your JIRA comment, and that's an interesting thing with the missing headerfiles. My build report[1] was OK so, maybe different compilers take headers in a different order?
Regards the clang build, should/could we have this as a regular build option in the CMake file? Another thing to notice was that my test had quite a lot of malloc 0 calls, so whatever is run there, maybe it could do with a check, or perhaps xmalloc should check for if (!size) ... ? The html file I downloaded and tested to get all those zeros was here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8880603/loop-through-array-of-strings-in-bash-script cmd I used to test was: ./bin/dfutil -normalize ~/cor2/incubator-corinthia/loop-through-array-of-strings-in-bash-script.html Towards the end, there's a heap of 0 allocations. G Ps.: Currently trying to figure out the best way of testing the mallocs in the WrapperTest.c file. Will holler when/if I get stuck. [1] My build report: make [ 5%] Built target odf [ 7%] Built target api [ 38%] Built target core Scanning dependencies of target platform [ 38%] Building C object DocFormats/platform/CMakeFiles/platform.dir/src/Wrapper.c.o [ 66%] Built target platform [ 67%] Built target unittest [ 96%] Built target ooxml [ 97%] Built target latex Linking C static library ../lib/libDocFormats.a [ 97%] Built target DocFormats Linking C executable ../../../bin/dftest [ 97%] Built target dftest Linking C executable ../../../bin/dfconvert [ 98%] Built target dfconvert Linking C executable ../../../bin/dfutil [100%] Built target dfutil -- Visit my Coding Diary: http://gabriela-gibson.blogspot.com/
