sthaug@nethelp.no wrote:
>
> Looking at the DoIPC() routine, we see that it free()s the val
> pointer returned from hisGetDbz(). But the pointer is a static in
> hisGetDbz(), and is also free()d there at line 130 if non-NULL.
No. The pointer variable is static in hisGetDbz, but the actual string pointed
to is not static. So the frees are correct.
> And after this change, it seems to run very nice and stable, without
> the 'Memory currupt' problems.
It's probably a coincidence.
> Now for a question. If I access an article by article number within a
> group, it is read from the upstream feed the first time, and returned
> from the cache if I access the same article number again. On the other
> hand, if I access the same article by message ID, it is read from the
> upstream feed every time:
Seems to be a sign of history "corruption". I'll look into it.
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