In linux I get a segmentation fault at the very end of an executable program
when
using cmem.pp in a DSO and executable combination. (simple hello world not even
calling the function - just importing it itself is the problem). If the imported
function is commented out,
there is no segmentation fault.
When using cmem in regular executable elf programs and not calling a library
that
uses cmem, the cmem works without trouble.
On MS Windows using cmem does not seem to cause segmentation fault on simple
hello
world dll and exe combination program.
I tried fpc version 2.0.2 and 2.0.0 and 2.1.1 with all the same behavior. I
guess
I'll file a simple bug report since any function doesn't work (even when not
using
ansistrings). Actually the program seems to run fine, i.e. the functions work
and the
programs run through till the end, just at the very end of the program you get a
segmentation fault. Probably something to do with a variable being freed. I
don't
think it's the
SetMemoryManager (OldMemoryManager);
function in cmem's finalization section, because I commented that line out and
it
still gave segmentation fault.
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