Le 04/09/2012 01:54, Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) a écrit :
> agreed. if u abort() or segv() it makes little difference. for small data
> structs (linked list nodes for example) its VERY hard to recover sensibly from
> such an out-of-memory situation. but for large allocs its perfectly possible.
> a
> blanket "abort on fail" is bad. really bad. ESPECIALLY for a wm. we try and
> recover in a lot of cases. but there is a lot of allocation going on.
>
> also the same crash happens when you run out of stack space - no way to
> recover
> or detect actually...
Ok, so what will we do for all unchecked calls to malloc, calloc,
realloc(), [...] ?
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