Tor Lillqvist wrote:
edward hage writes:
> I wrote a GTK-application in Linux and it works fine.
That might just be a coincidence, it might *seem* to work fine, with
some input data. Have you run it under valgrind on Linux?
I never tried valgrind, I have it on my computer so just used it.
I don't
edward hage writes:
> I wrote a GTK-application in Linux and it works fine.
That might just be a coincidence, it might *seem* to work fine, with
some input data. Have you run it under valgrind on Linux?
Or, download an evaluation copy of Purify or BoundsChecker for Windows
and run it under that.
I wrote a GTK-application in Linux and it works fine. I cross-compiled it with mingw and
now I have it running on Windows XP too.
However under Windows I get some memory allocation errors which abort the program.In Linux
no problems ...
I get this error mainly when I am loading a file from disk
