Fixed adb crash due to accessing freed memory
Reset peers to NULL after closing them down. This prevents
other code from attempting to access that freed memory
(which prevents crashes). Previously, it left pointers to
freed memory and the "if (s->peer)" guards could not block
the attempt to access that memory later. Resolves many
crashes seen while taking repeated screenshots on WinXP.
Change-Id: I2697ba09971f2e0b51ff5c5e89a6fa20ebafb2c4
This is a back-port of https://review.source.android.com/#change,23480
into the honeycomb-mr2 internal tree.
This patch increases the size of the internal buffer used by run-as
to store the content of /data/system/packages.list from 8KB to 64KB.
It has been reported that, on some systems, 8KB was too small. This
resulted in a truncated file being loaded, and the inability to debug
native applications properly (either because the application was not
found in the list, or because the tool reported a 'corrupted
installation' due to BAD_FORMAT issues when parsing the truncated
file).
See http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=16391
Change-Id: Ie7b171d3deed805a185f14f63ec03b64b2a8e1b3
This is a back-port of https://review.source.android.com/#change,23480
to the gingerbread branch. Fix for b/4546601
This patch increases the size of the internal buffer used by run-as
to store the content of /data/system/packages.list from 8KB to 64KB.
It has been reported that, on some systems, 8KB was too small. This
resulted in a truncated file being loaded, and the inability to debug
native applications properly (either because the application was not
found in the list, or because the tool reported a 'corrupted
installation' due to BAD_FORMAT issues when parsing the truncated
file).
See http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=16391
Change-Id: Ie0bfb5847f6fb1c2c0a836aee2347911f78049c1
This patch increases the size of the internal buffer used by run-as
to store the content of /data/system/packages.list from 8KB to 64KB.
It has been reported that, on some systems, 8KB was too small. This
resulted in a truncated file being loaded, and the inability to debug
native applications properly (either because the application was not
found in the list, or because the tool reported a 'corrupted
installation' due to BAD_FORMAT issues when parsing the truncated
file).
See http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=16391
Change-Id: I0c35a61b163c4abc6f1a2681adc0ef0d76493171
Reset peers to NULL after closing them down. This prevents
other code from attempting to access that freed memory
(which prevents crashes). Previously, it left pointers to
freed memory and the "if (s->peer)" guards could not block
the attempt to access that memory later. Resolves many
crashes seen while taking repeated screenshots on WinXP.
Change-Id: I32553f4d19f6ddc9b05b6ab4dc1e9efe69e5be4f
Just pass them through to their specific GCC builtins. If we find
that the builtins are not performing well or have other issues, we can
pull in existing public implementations and/or write arch-specific
helpers if necessary.
Change-Id: I278e6b73d75fac88808ed4546070d288c06f79e0
Signed-off-by: Dima Zavin <dima@android.com>
