I wrote:
> =?ISO-8859-1?Q?R=E9mi_Zara?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> (gdb) info locals
>> block = 0x4395000
>> chunk = 0x4395010
>> priorfree = 0x5395020
>> chunk_size = 16777216
>> blksize = 70864912
>> (gdb) p *block
>> $5 = {aset = 0x306d10, next = 0x0, freeptr = 0x5395020 <Address 0x5395020
>> out of bounds>, endptr = 0x5395020 <Address 0x5395020 out of bounds>}
> Well, that's pretty dang interesting. If the end of the block is indeed
> out of bounds as gdb claims, that'd explain why it crashes right here
> (actually the crash would be induced by the preceding line of code,
> where it tries to store a marker byte). But how can that be, unless
> malloc is completely broken? And if it is, why's it only affecting the
> 8.2 branch? I'm confused.
Whoa ... osprey just went green in the 8.2 branch, following what is
most surely an unrelated patch in vacuum.c. Can anyone explain that?
I distrust gift horses ...
regards, tom lane
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