The optree holds pointers to GVs under multiplicity. It's ithreads that differs.

[p5sagit/Devel-Size.git] / CHANGES

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 Revision history for Perl extension Devel::Size.
 
-0.74_51 2011-04-20 nicholas
+0.74_52 2011-04-23 nicholas
+ * Fix potential SEGVs for OP_AELEMFAST on a lexical (eg $foo[3])
+ * Fix likely SEGVs for PVOPs (missing break)
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+0.74_51 2011-04-22 nicholas
  * Don't count PL_sv_{undef,no,yes} in the size returned
  * total_size() was double-counting entries in typeglobs
  * sv_size() was double-counting the PVGV size if GvEGV() looped back
+ * fix classic off-by-one error - the answer is strlen() + 1, not just strlen()
 
 0.74_50 2011-04-19 nicholas
  * Ensure that size() doesn't add the referent's size for non SVt_RV references