Zitat von lst_ho...@kwsoft.de:
> Zitat von Thomas Lohman :
>
> "bat ERROR in lib/smartall.c:121 Failed ASSERT: nbytes >0"
This particular message is generated because some calling method is
passing in a 0 to the SmartAlloc methods as the number of bytes to
allocate. This
Zitat von Thomas Lohman :
"bat ERROR in lib/smartall.c:121 Failed ASSERT: nbytes >0"
>>>
>>> This particular message is generated because some calling method is
>>> passing in a 0 to the SmartAlloc methods as the number of bytes to
>>> allocate. This is not allowed via an ASSERT condition a
>>> "bat ERROR in lib/smartall.c:121 Failed ASSERT: nbytes >0"
>>
>> This particular message is generated because some calling method is
>> passing in a 0 to the SmartAlloc methods as the number of bytes to
>> allocate. This is not allowed via an ASSERT condition at the top of the
>> actual smallo
Zitat von Thomas Lohman :
>> "bat ERROR in lib/smartall.c:121 Failed ASSERT: nbytes >0"
>
> This particular message is generated because some calling method is
> passing in a 0 to the SmartAlloc methods as the number of bytes to
> allocate. This is not allowed via an ASSERT condition at the top
> "bat ERROR in lib/smartall.c:121 Failed ASSERT: nbytes >0"
This particular message is generated because some calling method is
passing in a 0 to the SmartAlloc methods as the number of bytes to
allocate. This is not allowed via an ASSERT condition at the top of the
actual smalloc() method in
