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--- Comment #10 from obi...@gmail.com ---
Awesome! Thank you!
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--- Comment #7 from obi...@gmail.com ---
> So presume the _elf_aux_info call will fail
Yeah it does, that's the raison d'être of this patch.
> My question is where does that memory come from?
It should be copied over on exec ('sys/kern/kern_exec.c',
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--- Comment #5 from obi...@gmail.com ---
Thank you, I'll check out the IRC next time, I must've missed it when looking
over the site ;)
> Do you know where the memory that memcheck is complaining about comes from?
Pardon, what do you mean by this? Whe
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--- Comment #3 from obi...@gmail.com ---
All done! Sorry about, I'm completely new to this codebase 😅
Is there a comprehensive document somewhere about the dos and don'ts/what's
convention for future reference?
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Bug ID: 456171
Summary: [PATCH] FreeBSD: Don't record address errors when
accessing the 'kern.ps_strings' sysctl struct
Product: valgrind
Version: 3.20 GIT
Platform: Other
