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segfault after recompile #79
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The only way to know would be to recompile it with |
EDIT: I just now realize its an SIGABRT, not an SIGSEGV - I don't know if it makes a difference |
Thanks, I think I see slightly suspicious code. |
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If we have less input than k_denoiseFrameSize we would have zero frames to process which would make m_outputBuffer empty. Dereferencing it may lead to a crash. Closes #79
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If we have less input than k_denoiseFrameSize we would have zero frames to process which would make m_outputBuffer empty. Dereferencing it may lead to a crash. Closes #79
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If we have less input than k_denoiseFrameSize we would have zero frames to process which would make m_outputBuffer empty. Dereferencing it may lead to a crash. Closes werman#79
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If we have less input than k_denoiseFrameSize we would have zero frames to process which would make m_outputBuffer empty. Dereferencing it may lead to a crash. Closes werman#79
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Someone got an idea why it would stop working after a recompile ?
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