At 06:39 PM 1/7/2002 +, Simon Glover wrote:
> Currently, whenever we create a new string with a call to string_make,
> we allocate the memory for it by a simple call to malloc (via
> mem_sys_allocate in memory.c). However, we don't check the return value
> of this call, so if the malloc f
Currently, whenever we create a new string with a call to string_make,
we allocate the memory for it by a simple call to malloc (via
mem_sys_allocate in memory.c). However, we don't check the return value
of this call, so if the malloc fails, Parrot promptly segfaults
when we try to make the
