Jun. 13th, 2012

tim: Tim with short hair, smiling, wearing a black jacket over a white T-shirt (working)
It's late and I've been too hot on the trail of various bugs (or at least feeling like I was) to write a post, but I don't want to get too much out of the habit of writing.

On Friday I was working on two bugs. The first had to do with changing comm to use classes. The bug wasn't what I thought it was at all. Instead, it was just that the destructors for port_ptrs weren't running at all when the call to port was in a different crate than core. That explained the behavior where the destructor would run if it was called from within the core crate, but not when run from the driver. Cut for length )
tim: Tim with short hair, smiling, wearing a black jacket over a white T-shirt (working)
Also trying to make this brief, since I have work in progress (and am trying not to get sucked back into it tonight! Important when the train home only runs once an hour.)

Yesterday I talked about the bug involving a memory leak in comm, and successfully fixed the first memory leak. Today (well, really, late last night) I isolated the comm unit test that was resulting in a memory leak (exactly one string that was alloc'ed without being freed). Cut for length )

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