I think the issue is the std::string object is going out of scope in the
tests. The tests are like this:
g_assert_cmpstr (std::string ("scheme_no_spaces_in_uris"), ==,
StringUtils::MangleUri("scheme:no spaces in uris").c_str ());
Inside the g_assert_cmpstr macro the two strings are stored in
variables. Nothing is left holding the result of MangleUri () so the
result from c_str () is no longer valid. I guess GCC 5.1 is more
agressive in destroying the std:string than it used to be?
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