Sure thing...
On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 12:12 AM, Thomas Anders <[email protected]
> wrote:
> Sayan Chaliha wrote:
> > The _snmp_sess_asynch_send() function deallocates the PDU allocated by
> > the snmp_create_pdu call.
> > In the context of Windows, there is a major drawback to this:
> >
> > 1. snmp_create_pdu does not allocate memory for PDU enterprise, and
> > community; the user application has to allocate them separately.
> > 2. Hence, the PDU enterprise and community strings are allocated in
> > the local heap of the user application.
> > 3. The _snmp_sess_asynch_send() function deallocates the PDU after it
> > is sent (a call to snmp_free).
> > 4. snmp_free also deallocates the enterprise and community strings.
> > These however are not in the local heap of the loaded DLL.
> > 5. This causes Windows to throw a user breakpoint (while debugging),
> > and causes the application to freeze (while running in release
> mode).
> >
> > In my application, I have fixed this problem, but I thought I should let
> > you guys know of the issue.
>
> Please submit that to our bug tracker (http://www.net-snmp.org/bugs) so it
> won't get lost.
>
>
> +Thomas
>
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