It could be `compbuffers' guarded by
/* first-time only initialization, which will always happen the
way the code is now, with callers initializing *scanl to NULL.
scanl used to be a global. */
if (! *scanl) {
It's actually a bunch of things guarded by that, but yeah ... it turns out
for every message now scanl is called initialized to NULL, and a bunch
of things are allocated in there. But this wasn't in 1.6, and I kind of
think this should be fixed before 1.7.1 goes out the door.
--Ken
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