gcc-3.4.0: mt_allocator crashes due to alignment problems on SPARC targets when sizeof(type) <= 2
Paolo Carlini
pcarlini@suse.de
Tue May 4 22:22:00 GMT 2004
Brad Spencer wrote:
>It appears that when sizeof(type) is less than or equal to 2, the
>mt_allocator does not ensure proper alignment of the block_record
>structures when building the freelists. This causes the allocator
>code itself to crash during initialization.
>
>
Hi. This issue is well known and already (partially, at least) fixed in
mainline.
Could you possibly try it?
Anyway, on mainline too, we only ensure currently alignment-4 on 32-bit
machines
and alignement-8 on 64-bit machines, I have a patch in testing that
changes it to
8 and 16 respectively, exactly what malloc returns.
Please, be patient for a few days...
>Also, I wasn't aware that the default allocator had become "new", at
>least for Solaris targets. Was this intentional?
>
>
Yes. Again, on mainline (or a snapshot of 3.4.1) pool_allocator is also
available again.
Paolo.
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