I wrote an embedded application that can execute php scripts.
When the script exits and I call the php_embed_shutdown() function
it crashes. Can someone explain to me how I can keep this from
happening?
Without looking into the code, crash on shutdown frequently hints on one
of the two:
1. Memory corruption
2. applying efree() to a memory block that was result of malloc() or was
not allocated. This includes putting malloc'ed or non-allocated strings
into zvals, etc.
I would suggest to build PHP with --enable-debug and see if memory
manager has something to say. Another idea would be to use valgrind if
you are running on supported system or analogous tool if you run on
system where valgrind does not work.
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