Re: [MiNT] compile problem

[Henk Robbers <h.robbers@chello.nl>]

And if you then insert some debug code, the whole memory
image slightly shifts and the bug does not occur anymore.

And so the bug has never been solved.

It could also be a memory corruption that has nothing
to do with malloc itself, but shifts in and out of harmfullness
when internal distances in a program change.

It could be a violation of the space of a allocated area.
Sometimes it corrupts a area already in use, sometimes it corrupts
a free area and then doesnt harm.

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