This has been caused by trying to free memory that has been alocated and it
being a dodgey pointer.
Check any memory allocation or freeing you have recently added, and
use the where command in gdb to find out more accuratly where the
problem arose.
The chances are you are trying to free memory you never alocated or that
doesn't exist.
Jake Turner - aka Culhaven (sword.grailhall.com port2411)
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