On Fri, Jan 24, 2003 at 08:29:34PM +0100, Ich Selbst wrote:
If you launch a process within VS it gets a different heap than if it is
launched outside of VS. This is done specifically to be able to find bugs
like this when running in the debugger. I.e. it gets a debug heap that
does
puts some guards on allocations.
This is probably why it won't repro outside of the debugger.
I figured that too. But wouldn't that mean that at least those guards
are overwritten? So there would still be a bug in the subversion client?
Stefan
Yes, it most likely does indicate a problem in svn. I just meant to say that
it was reasonable for the crash to disapear when run outside of the debugger.
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