Building ngs 0.2.16 I see this warning: malloc.c:71:1: warning: non-void function does not return a value in all control paths [-Wreturn-type] } ^ 1 warning generated.
Since I don't have the source code for Redlib, how can I tell WHY this is happening? That is, is this a malloc issue or a static buffer issue? I know printfs are generally best avoided in firmware, but the example already uses many of them, and I want to know exactly the problem...
Fixes the crash handler registration routine by: making the java version detection more robust guard crash handler setup by JVM being hotspot or J9 instead of relying on Java version use a dedicated crash handler initialization flag instead of relying on JVMTI not having been initialized Motivation:...
*/ if ((_stdbuf[index] == NULL) && ((_stdbuf[index]=_malloc_crt(_INTERNAL_BUFSIZ)) == NULL)) { /* Cannot allocate buffer */ [...] } else { /* Set up the buffer */ stream->_ptr = stream->_base = _stdbuf[index]; stream->_cnt = stream->_bufsiz = _INTERNAL_BUFSIZ; ...
"Note that ordinary allocators—for example, malloc, C++ operator new, and the Win32 allocators—return memory that is usually not sufficiently aligned for __declspec(align(#)) structures or arrays of structures."So that I would imagine is your answer. If you want vector to work, you ...
IPP malloc uses integer sizes, while C/C++ standard malloc uses size_t. In some cases it is possible to use giant image buffers from standard malloc, but this isn't generally supported by all functions. Hopefully with the new directions started in IPP 7.1 you won't have to. With ...
If the previous-frame structure memory had been a calloc() instead of malloc(), there would have been no problem, since the PROBE,R instruction would return false for a null pointer. The fix, as I understand it, was to add one line of code when entering U_get_previous_frame():...
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The C equivalent of Fortran allocatable, roughly speaking, is malloc(), and C++ has both new[] and a different flavor of malloc(), which can give you large flat address spaces, up to the physical limit of the CPU of your choice, which may be something between 40 and...
What appears to be the case is that the mapping of the malloc function to _malloc_dbg is not occurring. Below is the code in both the main and the header. The Visual Studio 2022, 17.1.6 solution, without any object files is attached as a z...