Ok, I've tracked the problem down to this commit
2008-08-29 09:50 UTC-0300 Eduardo Fernandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* common.mak
* compile.mak
- mlctopos.c
- mpostolc.c
+ mlcfunc.c
* source\rtl\memofile.c
* source\rtl\mtran.c
* updated, borrowed from harbour.
+ source\rtl\mlcfunc.c
* borrowed from harbour.
this file has mlctopos(), mpostolc(), memoline(), mlcount() and
mlpos()
functions into.
- source\rtl\mlctopos.c
- source\rtl\mpostolc.c
* removed, no longer needed.
* source\rtl\txtline.c
- removed memoline(), mlcount() and mlpos() functions.
I suspect there is a boundary/race condition somewhere in this code. It
needs to be fixed before the next release or we should revert to previous
version before the release
Regards
Peter
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To: 'xHarbour-Developers'
Subject: [xHarbour-developers] Problem with latest CVS
hi All,
There is a problem with the laest CVS.
I copied back a version of xHarbour (which I have kept on my local system)
to;
2008-08-28 15:38 UTC+1200 Peter Rees <peter(AT)rees.co.nz>
The problem does not occur with that version.
Essentially when doing a long process on large files after a short while the
program appears to hang and stops responding in Windows Task manager. If I
leave the program eventually it comes up with a MessageBox()
"hb_realloc() - can't reallocate memory"
In a commit between
2008-08-28 15:38 UTC+1200 Peter Rees <peter(AT)rees.co.nz> and now something
has been broken.
I am using Windows XP, Borland BCC55. Is there within Tortoise 1.8.18 a way
to revert to previous versions commit by commit. I have tried "update
special" but this does not seem to allow me to do that.
Regards
Peter
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