> ... The error message only indicates that the address is in one
> of the memory pools. Valgrind states that the block is "recently
> re-allocated", a term which I don't understand and which doesn't seem to
> appear in any of the documentation.
> ==4888== Address 0x5c31230 is 4,368 bytes inside a recently re-allocated
> block of size 65,536 alloc'd
One advantage of open source is that users can inspect the source code.
=====
$ grep -sr 'recently re-allocated' .
...
./memcheck/mc_errors.c: We however detect and report that this is a
recently re-allocated
./memcheck/mc_errors.c: ai->Addr.Block.block_desc = "recently
re-allocated block";
...
=====
Then edit memcheck/mc_errors.c to read the comments and the code.
Doing so helped me understand the message.
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