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On Saturday 04 December 2004 20:04, Marc Lambrichs wrote:
>  So it's a warning of LibXSLT I shouldn't be worrying
>  about?

If I remember correctly, this may also happen if you're=20
using slightly incompatible LibXML and LibXSLT versions
(one using perl's New()/Safefree macro and the other using=20
plain C malloc/free on a system/Perl-build where this=20
distinction makes a difference). If this is the only=20
problem, then you should be quite safe.=20

=2D- Petr


>  $Bill Luebkert wrote:
>  > Marc Lambrichs wrote:
>  >>I've got a bad_free error on my hands. If I'm not
>  >> mistaken, my module wants to free some memory space
>  >> that's already been freed, right? What can I do to
>  >> find the exact variable that we're talking about here?
>  >> What does the "2912" in the following line mean?
>  >>
>  >>[Sat Dec  4 18:59:20 2004] (eval 2912): freeing
>  >> transformation dictionnary [Sat Dec  4 18:59:20 2004]
>  >> (eval 2912): Bad free() ignored (PERL_CORE) at
>  >> /var/www/general/lib/perl/Melange/Control.pm line 165.
>  >
>  > I believe that's the 'eval sequence number' (which I
>  > hope I'm interpreting correctly) would make it the 2912
>  > th eval encountered in the file.
>  >
>  > Explanation for second error:
>  >
>  >     Bad free() ignored
>  >         (S malloc) An internal routine called free() on
>  > something that had never been malloc()ed in the first
>  > place. Mandatory, but can be disabled by setting
>  > environment variable "PERL_BADFREE" to 0.
>  >
>  >         This message can be seen quite often with
>  > DB_File on systems with "hard" dynamic linking, like
>  > "AIX" and "OS/2". It is a bug of "Berkeley DB" which is
>  > left unnoticed if "DB" uses *forgiving* system
>  > malloc().
> 
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