Re: backtrace

At 20:48 31-08-00, André Langhorst wrote:

Actually, the original version was quite alright, except for under very weird platforms, which define va_list as a type that cannot be copied (probably some sort of an array). What happened is that this code undergone lots of changes, which eventually brought it to a situation where both the 'safety assignment': args = orig_args; and the va_end() call after the vprintf() function were redundant (but were still fine on most platforms, and whenever they compiled). When the 'args=orig_args;' statement was removed and the va_end() statement was kept, the code became wrong (crashy) on many platforms.

hm, well I was to quick (once again), one problem overrode another, thus I got no crash... with my latest CVS I´m getting this crash still, with exactly the same line numbers, in other words that backtrace is totally equivalent to the prior one. When did you commit these changes?

Yesterday. It doesn't make much sense that you'd get a crash in the same line, since the lines moved, and some were removed. Zeev -- Zeev Suraski <zeev@zend.com> http://www.zend.com/