Hello All!

I built GoldEd on a PI, but I am getting this error

free(): invalid pointer

I am using the advanced config adapted to my use

Regards,
Sean

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Hello Sean!

24 Sep 24 20:30, you wrote to all:

Hello All!

I built GoldEd on a PI, but I am getting this error

free(): invalid pointer

I am using the advanced config adapted to my use

I tried to build it on a Pi4 with ubuntu X64 but got a lot of errors and a lot more warnings (there again I get a lot of warnings under X64 any way.

It just about runs. Problem is that there seems to be multi versions on different sites with no one owning it as master maintainer :(


Vincent


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Hello Vincent!

24 Sep 24 21:17, you wrote to me:

I built GoldEd on a PI, but I am getting this error

free(): invalid pointer

I am using the advanced config adapted to my use

I tried to build it on a Pi4 with ubuntu X64 but got a lot of errors
and a lot more warnings (there again I get a lot of warnings under X64
any way.

It just about runs. Problem is that there seems to be multi versions
on different sites with no one owning it as master maintainer :(

Not sue what I did, but it seems to be working now on a Pi 4.

Sean


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Hello, Sean!

24 Sep 24 22:14, from Sean Rima -> Vincent Coen:

I built GoldEd on a PI, but I am getting this error

We have limited ARM platform users. Your input can be valuable. The GoldEd code is not perfect. Do you build from github master https://github.com/golded-plus/golded-plus?

free(): invalid pointer

Where do you see it? In console, in golded.log? Right off the bat when you run it or need to do some manipulations?

I am using the advanced config adapted to my use

That is also interesting, cause odd configs have some weird impact on GoldEd behavior. This is probably gonna be the follow up question.

I tried to build it on a Pi4 with ubuntu X64 but got a lot of
errors and a lot more warnings (there again I get a lot of
warnings under X64 any way.

Did you build just on the target Pi or a cross compiled?

It just about runs. Problem is that there seems to be multi
versions on different sites with no one owning it as master
maintainer :(

If you would like to follow this repo https://github.com/golded-plus/golded-plus then there are a few active maintainers are still there. And you are probably on your own if you use other sources.

Not sue what I did, but it seems to be working now on a Pi 4.

And it should, Amen.

Best Regards, Nil
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Hello Nil!

26 Sep 24 05:35, you wrote to me:

I built GoldEd on a PI, but I am getting this error

We have limited ARM platform users. Your input can be valuable. The
GoldEd code is not perfect. Do you build from github master https://github.com/golded-plus/golded-plus?

Yes I download the source there

free(): invalid pointer

Where do you see it? In console, in golded.log? Right off the bat when
you run it or need to do some manipulations?

Console. nothing appears in the log

I am using the advanced config adapted to my use

That is also interesting, cause odd configs have some weird impact on GoldEd behavior. This is probably gonna be the follow up question.

I tried to build it on a Pi4 with ubuntu X64 but got a lot of
errors and a lot more warnings (there again I get a lot of
warnings under X64 any way.

Did you build just on the target Pi or a cross compiled?

I compiled it on the Pi 4 with no issues. And I have got it to work since. Not sure what I changed in the config file :)

It just about runs. Problem is that there seems to be multi
versions on different sites with no one owning it as master
maintainer :(

If you would like to follow this repo https://github.com/golded-plus/golded-plus then there are a few active maintainers are still there. And you are probably on your own if you
use other sources.

Ywp, i have it on asa starred repo. Will do a fetch every so often

Not sue what I did, but it seems to be working now on a Pi 4.

And it should, Amen.

Thanks

Sean


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