[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #47372] Memory leaks and segmentation faults in Octave

[Rik]

Follow-up Comment #70, bug #47372 (project octave):

Seems like the easiest solution is to move the required functions from the
header files into the cpp files.  As long as they are small, I would add the
inline keyword and also put a comment above the function.  Otherwise I could
easily see us cleaning up and accidentally moving these functions back to the
header file.

On a separate note, you were concerned about identifying all instances where
this might happen.  Can you use the nm utility and check whether a variable is
declared 'D' or 'u' between the Linux and Windows binaries to find the
differences?  That might be a fairly easy way to get an automatic check,
unless the C++ compiler name mangling is too much.

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