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From: Martin Blapp <mb@imp.ch>
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Subject: Re: [porting-dev] Re: Crash with Test-Document in the second run.
 Memory allocation problem
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Hi,

>
> pType  ppThis

(gdb) pType  ppThis
type = struct _rtl_uString {
    sal_Int32 refCount;
    sal_Int32 length;
    sal_Unicode buffer[1];
} **

> If it is the unicode buffer then throw out every high byte (which should be
> zero) and you get the hex string:
>
> 74 53 72 61 72 57 74 69 72 65 35 20 30 2e 65 00
>
> As the asci string.
>
> Looking this up in my ascii table gives the following nonsense:
>  tSrarWtEre5 0.e
>

Starwriter5.0 ? ;-)

> Which looks like nonsense to me.?  Please try:
>
> print * ppThis
> print * pStr

This one seems to be one.

(gdb) print * ppThis
$6 = (struct _rtl_uString *) 0x8390a40

This one not.

(gdb) print * pStr
$7 = {refCount = 1474660693, length = -326937770, buffer = {59412}}

Martin


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