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The first build problem arrives with DELAYED_EXTENT_COUNT being used in
anonymous namespace, before it has been defined globally. That was easy enough
to work around. But then this error is thrown:
alloc.cpp:1866:51: error: 'class Firebird::MemBlock' has no member
named 'length' VALGRIND_MAKE_WRITABLE(object, block->length));
Looking at MemBlock there is certainly no length member, but
MemBaseHunk does have one.
Paul, I've fixed the build but can not check how does valgrind work - it's broken on gentoo. There is fix procedure but it involves semi0manual rebuild of C library turning off some optimizations. I do not use valgrind for a long time (tools that were built into Jim's memory manager are enough for me).
Please check are there any more issues. If yes, send them to me, or close an item.
Submitted by: @reevespaul
The first build problem arrives with DELAYED_EXTENT_COUNT being used in
anonymous namespace, before it has been defined globally. That was easy enough
to work around. But then this error is thrown:
alloc.cpp:1866:51: error: 'class Firebird::MemBlock' has no member
named 'length' VALGRIND_MAKE_WRITABLE(object, block->length));
Looking at MemBlock there is certainly no length member, but
MemBaseHunk does have one.
Commits: 44e97a7 ab0ddd8
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