I don't think it's sensible to reopen/reuse this old bug for quantal. Heap corruption can be introduced by any manner of new logic. And the crash it produces will often have an old-looking call stack like this one.
Instead we should focus on finding the corruption at its source. To do that, please run:
env MALLOC_CHECK_=3 G_SLICE=always-malloc unity --replace
And if/when it crashes, please log a new bug.
I don't think it's sensible to reopen/reuse this old bug for quantal. Heap corruption can be introduced by any manner of new logic. And the crash it produces will often have an old-looking call stack like this one.
Instead we should focus on finding the corruption at its source. To do that, please run: always- malloc unity --replace
env MALLOC_CHECK_=3 G_SLICE=
And if/when it crashes, please log a new bug.