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Missing std::nothrow. Missing std::nothrow.

* Incorrect handling of realloc() failure (if reallocation fails, original buffer is still allocated and must be freed), * Use of bit shift on signed integer (undefined behavior in C and C++). * Incorrect handling of realloc() failure (if reallocation fails, original buffer is still allocated and must be freed), * Use of bit shift on signed integer (undefined behavior in C and C++).

Thanks to luroh for noticing. Thanks to luroh for noticing.

fixed:

Applied in hrev49127. Thanks!

On Jan 2, 2015 6:52 PM, Andrew Hudson dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Is there a list of officially supported languages for haiku? Can someone please point me to it? Thanks, Andrew A hello isn't required but common/good courtesy. ...

On 2 January 2015 at 17:51, Andrew Hudson dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Is there a list of officially supported languages for haiku? Can someone please point me to it? Oh, and I just remembered this mail of Niels': Regards, Humdinger ...

Calling Debugger here causes issues with some software (mainly Mesa). Only print a warning, this is enough for developers to see the problem, and not as annoying for users. Calling Debugger here causes issues with some software (mainly Mesa). Only print a warning, this is enough for developers to see the problem, and not as annoying for users.

If I type

ifconfig /dev/net/atheroswifi/0 scan

a list of available wlans is shown. If I turn on my iPhone's wlan- hotspot and type the command again, the resulting list of wlans was not updated, my iPhone is not showing. I typed the command again and again and again, my iPhone is not showing. If I typed the following commands,

ifconfig /dev/net/atheroswifi/0 down

ifconfig /dev/net/atheroswifi/0 up

my iPhone will be available. In this case, however, the network connection is always interrupted. Not very useful.

fixed:

I can't reproduce this problem on a fresh installation (hrev49123).

Fixes #12006. Signed-off-by: Adrien Destugues Fixes #12006. Signed-off-by: Adrien Destugues

Icon-o-Matic crashes when style is switched from Gradient to Color.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Add a new style
2. Change the new style to Gradient
3. Change the style back to Color

At this point the program crashes in my nightly, regardless if a style is assigned to anything or not.

After changing the icon size in the notifications preferences. Haiku froze partialy. After reboot... My fonts and my charset were changed to english and to a font named... Ahem...

fixed:

Applied with hrev49124.

Fixes #12028. Fixes #12028.

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