FreeRTOS: fix SIGSEV on shutdown by checking if heapTrackingAlive#197
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On shutdown some global variables are cleaned up. In our case it is the `allocatedMemory` global variable. Check if the heap tracking is still possible by logging the bool variable `heapTrackingAlive` to `false` on destructor. Then we can ignore heap tracking as the `allocatedMemory` map is already freed. Co-authored-by: https://github.com/sofar
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@sofar I applied your patch. Could you verify my commit message if I understood it correctly? |
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Yeah, that looks fine. |
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On shutdown some global variables are cleaned up. In our case it is the
allocatedMemoryglobal variable.Check if the heap tracking is still possible by logging the bool variable
heapTrackingAlivetofalseon destructor. Then we can ignore heap tracking as theallocatedMemorymap is already freed.Patch provided by @sofar in #190 (comment)
Co-authored-by: https://github.com/sofar
Fixes: #190