FT_CALLOC TIMEOUT IN MAC M1 (ft_strrchr and ft_memmove still crashed on m1 too)

[ansulist]

I tried in other mac with non-M1 processor and it works fine and properly.

[meelenium]

fix ur code)I use m1, and I know that it's okay)

Check ur "while", are there conditions if anything is served?

[peguimasid]

Same problem here, this first ft_calloc test does not pass even in code that passed in moulinette tests

ft_strrchr and ft_memmove crashing here too, i tried to run the tests in a mac with an intel core i5 and this two tests works perfectly but ft_calloc still TIMEOUT

[timotif]

Same problem here on M1... but if I maliciously set up my function like this:

#include <string.h>
void    *ft_memmove(void *dst, const void *src, size_t len)
{
    return (memmove(dst, src, len));
}

the result is exactly the same... so I guess I successfully "re-coded the function" as per assignment :-P Nevertheless I'll spend a bit more time on it for the sake of learning since @iomanetic managed to make it work!

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[alcjzk]

The test code is only providing one argument for ft_calloc and causing undefined behaviour.

Edit: looks like there's already a pull request on this! #134

[MalwarePup]

Nevertheless I'll spend a bit more time on it for the sake of learning since @iomanetic managed to make it work!

If you take the code of @iomanetic and test it on your own laptop with M1, you will see the same test result than your code. The M1 have a problem with this test code that's it.

[MalwarePup]

If the #146 Is accepted, the 2 tests related to ft_strrchr and ft_memmove who crashed will be functional