You may recall my email from about a week ago about my Ubuntu machine. I'm
(re)installed 9.10 with the same results that it does not boot. I do not know
enough about linux / ubuntu to know whether it is a bug or a hardware failure.
Because the installation has no failures it says to me it is a bug not hardware.
Thank you!
April
p.s. I've found a work around for the runtime error in the btree code, but I
do not know 'why' is it happening. More work to do.
> Subject: Re: [Harbour] Debugging c code
> From: harbour...@syenar.hu
> Date: Mon, 1 Feb 2010 16:10:00 +0100
> To: harbour@harbour-project.org
>
> Hi April,
>
> Under Ubuntu you can use valgrind to find out the exact locations
> of leaked allocations. Check the debugging section in INSTALL.
> On 2010 Feb 1, at 04:00, April White wrote:
>
> > When my C level code does not release memory, the fm statistics reports
> > this but gives the public function though in some cases the allocation
> > occured in a sub-function.
> >
> > Is there a macro I can use to identify this sub-function? I could leave it
> > in the code wrapped conditional code for debug only.
> >
> > April
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