enblend patch

[Wirz]

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Hi,

[I'm not sure if this is the right place to post. Please direct my to a
different place if appropriate.]

I was trying to trace down a bug in enblend. I didn't find the one I
was looking for but another one. Not sure if it causes anyone grief but
it should probably be fixed anyway. My suggested (most simple)
patch is attached.

While I'm at it: How do I compile enblend in a way that valgrind
displays line numbers? I tried to add '-g3' to the CXXFLAGS is
configure.in but that doesn't do the trick.

cheers, lukas

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[cspiel]

Lukas -

On Tuesday, December 3, 2013 3:18:31 PM UTC+1, lukas wrote:

[I'm not sure if this is the right place to post.  Please direct my to a
different place if appropriate.]

    It reached the right guy, don't worry.

 

Not sure if it causes anyone grief but
it should probably be fixed anyway.  My suggested (most simple)
patch is attached.

    THX!  You are blessed with very sharp eyes.  My guess why
this bug never has been triggered yet is that std::vector::capacity()
has been larger than then number of layers in a single input file.

Please contact me via e-mail so that I can give correct credit to
you when committing the patch.
 

While I'm at it:  How do I compile enblend in a way that valgrind
displays line numbers?  I tried to add '-g3' to the CXXFLAGS is
configure.in but that doesn't do the trick.

    If you are using gcc(1) `-g' already generates enough info.

For cases like yours when you quickly wnat to add some new
options we have created a plethora of make(1) flags all starting
with `EXTRA'.  Grep "README" for EXTRA.

For valgrind(1) in memcheck mode (again assuming gcc(1))
    EXTRACXXFLAGS='-fno-inline -O2'
works well and does not slow down execution too much.

/Chris