2009/7/30 Steve Harris <[email protected]>:
> On 30 Jul 2009, at 10:34, Damon Chaplin wrote:
>> 1904 "GLAME Butterworth Highpass"      instantiate/cleanup: Segfault
>> 1903 "GLAME Butterworth Lowpass"       instantiate/cleanup: Segfault
>> 1902 "Glame Butterworth X-over Filter" instantiate/cleanup: Segfault
>> 1894 "Mag's Notch Filter"              instantiate/cleanup: Segfault
>> 1890 "Glame Highpass Filter"           instantiate/cleanup: Segfault
>> 1891 "Glame Lowpass Filter"            instantiate/cleanup: Segfault
>> 1892 "Glame Bandpass Filter"           instantiate/cleanup: Segfault
>> 1893 "Glame Bandpass Analog Filter"    instantiate/cleanup: Segfault
>
> Those are difficult to fix. They were ported from a different plugin
> system with different rules.

I think I already contacted you on these... yeah, here's what I wrote
you some time ago:

If you instantiate and then cleanup, cleanupBandpass_iir() calls
free_iirf_t() with two NULLs as parameters, which are then derefenced
by the last function.

HTH,

Stefano
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