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> > >>If this still happens to you after today's checkin, then I'd really > > >>appreciate if you could track the problem down. > > > > > >I'm doing so now. I have already provided a full stack backtrace, but > > >I will attempt to track the error done myself. > > > > I saw the full stack backtrace. It made no sense to me or I would have > > investigated further. If I was reading it correctly, cygwin was trying > > to free some memory during initialization that should have been NULL. > > AFAICT, it was trying to allocate the fd table during startup. The fd > > table should have been NULL at that point. > It seems to be heap corruption as far as I can tell. The problem moved > around when I inserted some printf's to see what where it was failing. So > far I've seen it fail in cfree, _close, and fork_child. > My CYGWIN environment variable is set to ntsec check_case:adjust ntea > glob:noignorecase tty binmode. > I will try to investigate further, but it might be better if someone more > familiar with the recent changes has a look. Ok - turns out I needed to type make clean... Doh! Chris
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