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ABW: Array bounds write xercesc_2_4::HashBase::HashBase #Nvariant 1() [XMLString.hpp:1612]
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ABW: Array bounds write xercesc_2_4::HashBase::HashBase #Nvariant 1() [XMLString.hpp:1612]
Summary: ABW: Array bounds write xercesc_2_4::HashBase::HashBase
#Nvariant 1() [XMLString.hpp:1612]
Product: Xerces-C++
Version: 2.4.0
Platform: Other
OS/Version: Solaris
Status: NEW
Severity: Normal
Priority: Other
Component: Utilities
AssignedTo: xerces-c-dev@xml.apache.org
ReportedBy: greg@sce.carleton.ca
This error is popping up during object allocation. It may be that the xerces
memory allocation is confusing purify, in which case, this is a non problem.
The stack trace is attached.
ABW Array bounds write CORRUPTING
An ABW message indicates that your program is about to write
a value to before the beginning or after the end of an allo-
cated block.
Common causes include:
o making an array too small (e.g. failing to account for
the terminating NULL in a string);
o forgetting to multiply by sizeof(type) when allocating
for an array of objects;
o using an array index too large or negative;
o failing to NULL terminate a string; or
o being off-by-one in copying elements up or down an
array.
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