C++ debugging problem (glibc detection )

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Hi, I have more than 13 year experience with C programming on Linux. I will need to see the source code first but it looks like a simple bug of calling free() twice on the same memory. I can use a tool like Valgrind to track down all memory errors for you.

It appears that the application experienced a memory issue based on the output that you have provided. Seeing as this application is most likely heavy on array access (for the matrix operations), that supports the idea of memory corruption. I would be happy to look at the source code in order to find the problem.

I can easily debug this for you. But here's a suggestion if you want to give it a go. Where-ever you are allocating memory, use assert or a try catch block to determine if there is an overflow in the graph ->1. ->2) Check the same for destructor invocation. -> 3) Lastly use gdb debug to do a trace. Cheers!

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I have 10yrs of exp with C/C++ systems. I can help you debug the code issue and provide you a fix. Please share the code. Regards, Sawan

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