I've been down that road...unfortunately the only free malloc/free wrapper
I tried that actually worked (ccmalloc) totally devastated the system (i.e.
lots of time in the cage to fix it) when tested in an environment harsh
enough to cause the abort's to occur. (Of course, this problem only occurs
in a heavily loaded "live" environment.)
Anyone have suggestions for other good memory checkers for RedHat Linux/egcs?
Brent
At 12:51 PM 6/12/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>Brent Phillips wrote:
> > Thanks, this helps - what I'm seeing now is copied below. Basically, pth is
> > aborting because there are no threads to schedule.
>
>Memory corruption somewhere? Maybe try a malloc/free wrapper library.
>
>-Archie
>
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