On 01/15/2016 01:04 PM, David Malcolm wrote:
It was difficult to track down the memory corruption bug fixed by the
previous patch (PR jit/68446). The following patch attempts to make
it easier to find that kind of thing by adding "poisoning" code:
(A) when memory blocks are returned to the memo
It was difficult to track down the memory corruption bug fixed by the
previous patch (PR jit/68446). The following patch attempts to make
it easier to find that kind of thing by adding "poisoning" code:
(A) when memory blocks are returned to the memory_block_pool's free
list (e.g. by an obsta
