The leaky file handles didn't show up when debugging using the shell since that uses the Windows file handles, of which there are many more.
svn-id: r55048
Following lordhoto's suggestion, I implemented a simple allocator that grabs the size of the biggest available plugin in memory. This is an elegant solution to the fragmentation problem, with the caveat that memory is wasted. As such, it's not suited for the DS, so I added a #define to disable it there.
svn-id: r55009
* Remove DLObject virtual methods allocSegment and freeSegment.
As long as all DLObject implementations use memalign + free to
allocate/release segments, there is no point in wrapping those.
This enables further simplifications.
* Add TemplatedELFPlugin template class. Use this instead of explicit
ELFPlugin subclasses.
* Rename DLObject::discard_symtab to discardSymtab
svn-id: r54082
The deletePointer() method approach cannot work, as it is called
by the destructor of the base class.
A possible correct solution would be to enhance ScopedPtr with a
"deleter" object like SharedPtr. But this seems overkill as long as we
need it in only one place.
svn-id: r54057
Elf32_Phdr.p_align is to align the memory location of the loaded
segment, not to extend its size. The size of the scratch area
(like .bss and .sbss) is p_memsz-p_filesz, which has to be set to
zero by the loader.
svn-id: r52576
