[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #65240] The byte-code interpreter gets out of sync and does not release memory in certain cases

[Petter]

Follow-up Comment #3, bug#65240 (group octave):

I think I found the issue.

Unwinding into an non-bytecode stack frame did not delete the "ignore
output"-object, and triggered a sanity check.

+verbose+
evalin ("base","[~] = (@() error ('qwe'))()");
-verbose-
Should be a minimal example. I.e. ignoring from top scope.

This change in the original patch was wrong:
+verbose+
-        output_ignore_data::maybe_delete_ignore_data (*this, 1);
+        output_ignore_data::maybe_delete_ignore_data (*this, 0);
-verbose-

I've attached a fixed patch.

(file #55750)

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