Can't call exit(3)
Bug #867161 reported by
Paul J. Lucas
This bug affects 1 person
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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Zorba |
New
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Medium
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Markos Zaharioudakis |
Bug Description
If I have a simple program that uses the Zorba C++ API to execute a query and I call exit(3) for some reason, the program aborts with a core dump due to a Zorba fatal error. (See attached sample program.)
i = 0 String file:/// is still in the pool
Zorba Internal Fatal Error in /Users/
"count == 0": condition failed: 1 strings remain in the string pool
Abort trap (core dumped)
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When using the C++ API, you really ought to be able to call exit(3) and not have the program dump core.
tags: | removed: core-runtime |
tags: | removed: v2.0 |
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