John A Meinel said:
> Adrian Irving-Beer wrote:
>> The tree I'm using is nearly 600 megs in size and is mostly hardlinked
>> to the repository.  There's one XML file changed.
>>
>> First, tla segfaulted on a 'tla changes'.  So I ran it over and over
>> again to see what happened.  Several successful runs.  A couple
>> segfaults.  Then, it reported this:
>>
>
> What version of tla? 1.3 had a couple of known memory corruption errors
> (de-allocating invalid memory).
> I *think* those got fixed as of 1.3.3, but I think they were still there
> in 1.3.1.
>
> I'm not sure why you are getting random failures. In my testing, it was
> very consistent, because the memory (for whatever reason) was always
> (un-)initialized to the same non-null value.

The generic followup question for that kind of problem is:

What does valgrind say?

-- 
Matthieu



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