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guard malloc vs dyld

Subject: guard malloc vs dyld
From: Stefan Werner <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 17:15:30 +0200
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Hi,

I have an application with, I suspect, memory problems. I'd love to run it from within XCode 1.5 with Guard Malloc enabled, but every time I do that I end up with a SIGTRAP from dyld. It's obviously complaining about a symbol that is defined twice in the frameworks my app links against - _strtoull and _strtoll which are defined in both Tcl.framework and System.framework. Since both are frameworks that ship with 10.3 and reside in /System/Library, there's no way I can remove the symbols in question from either of the frameworks. Is there a way I can use Guard Malloc despite these multiple definitions?

Thanks,
Stefan
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