There's no useful stack trace so it's hard to tell, but it might well be to do with one of your changes to it which stored a pointer to a local automatic variable in a global variable and referenced it after the local variable had been taken off the stack.
There's no useful stack trace so it's hard to tell, but it might well be to do with one of your changes to it which stored a pointer to a local automatic variable in a global variable and referenced it after the local variable had been taken off the stack.
See https:/ /bugzilla. redhat. com/show_ bug.cgi? id=672143. Here's the patch I used to fix that.