malloc_consolidate(): unaligned fastbin chunk detected
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wrote on 24 Sept 2020, 10:29 last edited by
when I close application by Qapplication::quit() ,there is a error occurred : "malloc_consolidate(): unaligned fastbin chunk detected "
I don't know how to solve it and I can't search any problems about it by using Google .
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when I close application by Qapplication::quit() ,there is a error occurred : "malloc_consolidate(): unaligned fastbin chunk detected "
I don't know how to solve it and I can't search any problems about it by using Google .
Hi @JoseLpd,
which platform are you on? Which Qt version and which compiler are you using?
Does this error happen on a minimal example program too?
Regards
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Hi @JoseLpd,
which platform are you on? Which Qt version and which compiler are you using?
Does this error happen on a minimal example program too?
Regards
wrote on 24 Sept 2020, 11:12 last edited by@aha_1980
Sorry, first of all I have a Linux system, the version of qt is 5.19, I created a small project and it is correct. Now that this problem occurs, I suspect that I may have implemented a singleton mode (created a local static variable) and called "instance" from outside. But I am not sure where is the problem -
@aha_1980
Sorry, first of all I have a Linux system, the version of qt is 5.19, I created a small project and it is correct. Now that this problem occurs, I suspect that I may have implemented a singleton mode (created a local static variable) and called "instance" from outside. But I am not sure where is the problemHi @JoseLpd,
the version of qt is 5.19
Really? The latest one is 5.15.x...
Now that this problem occurs, I suspect that I may have implemented a singleton mode (created a local static variable) and called "instance" from outside. But I am not sure where is the problem
If it works with a minimal project, but not with your full app, then you can either remove functions from your full app, or integrate more functions into the minimal app until you see that problem.
You can also try to run your app in valgrind, that often gives good hints what's going wrong with the memory.
Regards
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Hi @JoseLpd,
the version of qt is 5.19
Really? The latest one is 5.15.x...
Now that this problem occurs, I suspect that I may have implemented a singleton mode (created a local static variable) and called "instance" from outside. But I am not sure where is the problem
If it works with a minimal project, but not with your full app, then you can either remove functions from your full app, or integrate more functions into the minimal app until you see that problem.
You can also try to run your app in valgrind, that often gives good hints what's going wrong with the memory.
Regards
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wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 11:53 last edited by