[debbugs-tracker] bug#32531: closed (Emacs 27 crash with `memory-use-counts')

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> Emacs 27 crash with `memory-use-counts'
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> Sat, 25 Aug 2018 22:50:25 -0500
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> I've observed a crash with Emacs master (version as of a couple days
> ago). To reproduce with "emacs -q" just eval (memory-use-counts) in
> scratch. Printing or manipulating the list causes the crash.
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> The cause seems to that listn is called with a length of 8 rather than
> 7 in the source of memory-use-counts (alloc.c line 7020) when only
> seven elements are specified. Might be leftover from getting rid of
> misc. Bumping that number down to 7 fixed the crash for me.
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> I didn't attach a patch since it's a one-line change, but if it would
> be easier for me to put one together I'd be happy to come back with
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> Thanks,
> Karl
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> > From: Karl Otness <address@hidden>
> > Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2018 22:50:25 -0500
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> > I've observed a crash with Emacs master (version as of a couple days
> > ago). To reproduce with "emacs -q" just eval (memory-use-counts) in
> > scratch. Printing or manipulating the list causes the crash.
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> > The cause seems to that listn is called with a length of 8 rather than
> > 7 in the source of memory-use-counts (alloc.c line 7020) when only
> > seven elements are specified. Might be leftover from getting rid of
> > misc. Bumping that number down to 7 fixed the crash for me.
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> Thanks, fixed.
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