Description of problem: gpsbabel crashes, backtrace. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.3.3-1 How reproducible: always Looks like there is a double free on line 297 and possible 701 (haven't tested it) in garmin.c. Looks like first free is done via GPS_WAY_DEL(). Should set pointer to NULL in GPS_WAY_DEL() and test for NULL before other free(). If you need a patch let me know.
Apparently it usually happens when the list of things to convert is empty (like the number of waypoints). This was on my todo list to track and fix, but apparently I have not found the time yet. I would appreciate it if you could prepare a patch. It would be much better if you also send it upstream, of course.
Created attachment 157324 [details] enforce correct free I don't know if all the systems gpsbabel runs on use free correctly, so I just enforce that, otherwise the if could go away. Anyhow I didn't want to analyze all uses of xfree, so I just enforce correct behavior.
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