On 64-bit MSVC, test-regex fails reproducibly:
$ ./test-regex.exe
test-regex: .*|\([KIO]\)\([^|]*\).*|?\1: regexec 3 failed
Segmentation fault
I'm not in a position to debug this. But maybe someone can try this
test on a glibc system, with valgrind or with clang and ubsan / asan?
Bruno
> Regarding memory leaks in particular, we had a discussion a while ago:
> https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnulib/2020-05/threads.html
I mean the thread starting at
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnulib/2020-05/msg00155.html
Hi Vivien,
> Are my memory leaks a known problem? Is there a way to fix them?
It is known that the address sanitizer reports important problems
(e.g. accessing invalid memory) and unimportant problems (e.g. memory
leaks) together. It is your duty, as a user, to let it report only
the important pr
Compiling a gnulib testdir on mingw, with --enable-threads=windows, I get a
compilation error (attached).
This patch fixes it.
2022-09-05 Bruno Haible
pthread-h: Fix compilation error on mingw with --enable-threads=windows.
* lib/pthread.in.h: In C++ mode, if mingw's has not
Dear gnulib developers,
If I try to include the gnulib tests with my project, and build with
address sanitizer, then almost all tests fail, many of which because of
64 bytes allocated in argz_add_sep, a few others are because the amount
of bytes required for an allocation is too large, and asan de
