Hi --
There is a struct called OutputType in PCB. It seems to define the
structure for a global variable called Output, which is used all over
the place. Often, I see this kind of construct in a function:
void foo(bar) {
OutputType *out
. . . .
out = &Output;
out->window = gtk_widget_new();
baz(out->fromble);
. . . .
I have searched through the code to see where Output is created or
defined, but without any luck. It appears to be a global which is
built by many functions which add pieces to it, like above. The
problem is, I don't see where Output is originally defined, newed, or
malloced.
I belive this has something to do with the many warnings I get when
running gpcb (gtkpcb?) on my Fedora 2 & Fedora 3 boxes. I also see
occasional strange pointers when running gdb on gpcb, as if I am
accessing unmalloced memory. However, valgrind doesn't complain at
all, so I am mystified.
Any pointers on the definition and use of the variable Output would be
appreciated!
Stuart
