I wrote:
>
> GOT BUG: last=0x82b61a0, next=(nil), new=0x82b61a0
>
> Although I'm inclined to think the bug is due to the old compiler
And I was wrong
> In facts, 0x82b61a0 was used and freed various times before eventually
> being allocated twice on two consecutive loops of the client code. [...]
And it is enough for the client app to free unallocated pointers in
order to get the same chunk of memory allocated as often as desired.
Unfortunately, I discovered that only after reading the sources and
understanding how magazine1 and 2 interact. At that point discovering
how to set G_SLICE=debug-blocks has been a breeze.
So, I *don't* apologize for that false report :-) Both because nobody
saved me a few hours of code reading on this sunny sunday, and because
that debug feature deserves a more thorough advertising: It is
nonsensical that client test suites exist without it.
Thanks for a nice lib, anyway, I'm starting to appreciate it...
Ciao
Ale
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