In case an application uses the TLSF package built for native, the process will crash if a TLSF function (like malloc()) is called before TLSF initialized its buffer - which is typically done in the application.
Possible solutions to this problem would be either to patch TLSF to check if the buffer was already reserved or to implement #4490.
In case an application uses the TLSF package built for native, the process will crash if a TLSF function (like
malloc()) is called before TLSF initialized its buffer - which is typically done in the application.Possible solutions to this problem would be either to patch TLSF to check if the buffer was already reserved or to implement #4490.