pfelt-Urct4Ww6//Pz1n+
2009-07-16 04:32:28 UTC
Alex,
It seems that we lost some things when we got rid of the old memory
allocator. MemPrivatePoolAlloc() takes two PoolEntryCB function
pointers used when allocating a new pointer out of the memory pool and
when freeing memory back to the pool. I tracked an issue with IMAP
where logins do not work to the missing call to the alloc function. We
probably have some pretty interesting issues going on right now with
those missing. I'm not sure when I'll have time to take a look at that,
but it will be at least Friday unfortunately.
The calls in question were in the crazy macros at the top
PULL_PRIVATE_FREE_ENTRY()
fat
It seems that we lost some things when we got rid of the old memory
allocator. MemPrivatePoolAlloc() takes two PoolEntryCB function
pointers used when allocating a new pointer out of the memory pool and
when freeing memory back to the pool. I tracked an issue with IMAP
where logins do not work to the missing call to the alloc function. We
probably have some pretty interesting issues going on right now with
those missing. I'm not sure when I'll have time to take a look at that,
but it will be at least Friday unfortunately.
The calls in question were in the crazy macros at the top
PULL_PRIVATE_FREE_ENTRY()
fat