Hi,
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I work on app. (~20000 lines) and sometimes at startup (10 - 15% cases of hiting F9) I got this message in console: ?
malloc(): smallbin double linked list corrupted: 0x00000000010ee860 *** ?
and it crashes.
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(Note that it is only in Qt, the same app. in GTK2 is ?OK.) CallStack window doesn't show me anything.Google doesn't help much, I didn't find anything Lazarus-related but I found a few Qt related topics - one of them recommende valgrind.So I tried valgrind and KCacheGrind$ valgrind --tool=callgrind ./myprogrambut it also didn't help me much (maybe I do it wrong ?). The last line of output is pointing to?libQtCore.so.4.8.6I don't want to publish code yet and I cannot reproduce with a small demo.Thanks for help,Vojt?ch -------------- next part --------------
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Without code I can do exactly nothing. Are U using LCL code only or you include qt4 somewhere and use pure qt api. If it's something up to qtlcl then gdb should show it. 32 or 64 bit ? What distro (Qt packager) ?

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The code is LCL only. I do not use Qt directly.
It is Chakra linux, 64-bit. Qt 4.8.6. I tried FpDebug and gdb again. When it crashes (after ~ 5 attempts) and I press "Pause", CallStack gives this: ?
#0 __lll_lock_wait_private at :0
#1 malloc at :0
#2 _dl_map_object_deps at :0
#3 dl_open_worker at :0
#4 _dl_catch_error at :0
#5 _dl_open at :0
#6 do_dlopen at :0
#7 _dl_catch_error at :0
#8 dlerror_run at :0
#9 __libc_dlopen_mode at :0
#10 init at :0
#11 pthread_once at :0
#12 backtrace at :0
#13 backtrace_and_maps at :0
#14 __libc_message at :0
#15 malloc_printerr at :0
#16 _int_malloc at :0
#17 malloc at :0
#18 operator new(unsigned long) at :0
#19 QMutexPool::createMutex(int) at :0
#20 ?? at :0
#21 QObject::connect(QObject const*, char const*, QObject const*, char const*, Qt::ConnectionType) at :0 #22 QObject_hook_create at :0
#23 APPINIT(0xfedc88, {PIXELSPERINCHX = 72, PIXELSPERINCHY = 72, COLORDEPTH = 24, INITIALIZED = false}) at qt/qtobject.inc:228 #24 INITIALIZE(0xfed2b8) at include/application.inc:445 #25 :23

And I observed (with breakpoints in *.lpr) that the "malloc ..." message comes from Application.Initialize;
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Vojt?ch ?ih?k wrote

And I observed (with breakpoints in *.lpr) that the "malloc ..." message comes from Application.Initialize;

fpc 2.6.4 or 3.XX ?

It is Lazarus 1.5 r47939M FPC 3.1.1 x86_64-linux-qt