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It is buggy in some Linux because the unique_ptr will be free however the std::string trying to use that char*. Moreover, it is no need to demangle for error log by Paddle. Just use `c++filt` or other shell utilities to do this.
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Please remember to add "Fix XXX" in the first comment before merging it.
Also, I still don't quite understand the reason of the bug. Should be better to explain more in the issue.
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测试了下, inline std::string demangle(std::string name) { return name; }依然报同样的错误,所以不是unique_ptr的问题,是别的地方的问题。 |
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Fix #3935 |
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It is buggy in some Linux because the unique_ptr will be free however
the std::string trying to use that char*.
Moreover, it is no need to demangle for error log by Paddle.
Just use
c++filtor other shell utilities to do this.Fix #3864
Fix #3967
Fix #3858
Fix #3865