Not sure if this is in orbitcpp or in ORBit proper... but the
following report:
Runtime: Executed "TRouteMan.test" on jiva.internal.opnix.com,
pid=32592 [9 tot.]
Reading overflows memory.
bbbbbbb
| 5 | 3 |
rrrrr
Reading (r) : 0x08084605 thru 0x08084607 (3 bytes)
From block (b) : 0x08084600 thru 0x08084604 (5 bytes)
block allocated at:
g_malloc()
g_get_home_dir()
CORBA::ORB_init() orbitcpp_orb.cc, 45
0x08051b31()
0x0805086c()
0x0805c443()
0x080517ac()
__libc_start_main()
Stack trace where the error occurred:
0x4024e311()
g_get_home_dir()
CORBA::ORB_init() orbitcpp_orb.cc, 45
0x08051b31()
0x0805086c()
0x0805c443()
0x080517ac()
__libc_start_main()
shows a read off the end of a buffer in the ORB_init() function. My
version shows this line number as:
// public functions
-----------------------------------------------------------
CORBA::ORB_ptr CORBA::ORB_init(int& argc, char** argv,const char*
orb_identifier
CEnvironment ev;
CORBA_ORB o = CORBA_ORB_init(&argc,
argv,const_cast<char*>(orb_identifie
ev.propagate_sysex();
return reinterpret_cast<ORB_ptr>(o);
}
(yes, word wrap strikes again!) I am using the cvs version of orbit.
Anyone have any idea what this might be?
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