Thanks for making this additional information available!
There seems to be something really wrong with the mysql_client_test.trace file,
which would be quite useful to track down what the problem really is.
At the point of the test "test_mem_overun", the file contains the trace of the
first mysql_query() call. But then the rest of the trace for test_mem_overun
is missing, as is the trace for the following test. Instead, the test
continues with what is clearly the last part of the trace for the test
"test_free_result". And so on, with the trace containing only fragments of
what would be expected from a full trace. The trace ends abruptly in the
middle of the first mysql_query() call in test "test_wl4166_2".
Can you maybe re-run the test, this time making sure there is enough disk
space and no use of ramdisk?
Thanks for making this additional information available!
There seems to be something really wrong with the mysql_client_ test.trace file,
which would be quite useful to track down what the problem really is.
At the point of the test "test_mem_overun", the file contains the trace of the
first mysql_query() call. But then the rest of the trace for test_mem_overun
is missing, as is the trace for the following test. Instead, the test
continues with what is clearly the last part of the trace for the test
"test_free_result". And so on, with the trace containing only fragments of
what would be expected from a full trace. The trace ends abruptly in the
middle of the first mysql_query() call in test "test_wl4166_2".
Can you maybe re-run the test, this time making sure there is enough disk
space and no use of ramdisk?