In message <200405201602.44480.c.parravicini at sehitaly.com> you wrote:
>
> > What makes you think so? I bet a case of beer that the 'new" returned
> > just fine, and that your program segfaulted in memset() instead.
>
> Lost the beer, the code is wrong but the segfaulted is in the "new"
> (checked with a printf before the memset & also with gdb eh eh)
No. The new returns just fine in my test. The segfault happens in the
memset() call when you write to memory that you don't own. I tested
it.
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Wolfgang Denk
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