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From: Petri Helenius <pete@rommon.com>
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Subject: malloc(): error: recursive call
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I'm using libkse cvsupped+built on 24th  May  and  seem to run into 
these messages:
 malloc(): error: recursive call

It seems that I get these when the call goes through libc functions like 
strdup, asprintf, etc.
but so far none happened with direct call to malloc from my code. Is 
there some linking trick
I need to perform (apart from putting -lkse  to the end of the Makefile 
line)  to  get the locking
work properly ?

Pete