Dr. Robert van Engelen

Thanks for the details. > * compiled w/ -fsanitize=leak I get the following: > LeakSanitizer: bad pointer 0x00019cc28f99 > LeakSanitizer: CHECK failed: sanitizer_allocator_secondary.h:177 "((IsAligned(reinterpret_cast(p), page_size_))) != (0)" (0x0, 0x0) (tid=101137095)...

Let me know when the documentation is ready to include with the project.

It's not a big deal for my use case to not be able to continue the main program, but I believe that "feature" is not documented in the manual. Also,...

See earlier info on version and OS. I run MacVim GUI. I don't use plugins (.vimrc attached as vimrc.txt), nor am I doing anything special other than just editing a...

Thank you! I will follow your suggestions and will keep testing (I use MacVim a lot!). Like I said, it happens sometimes.

This version of MacVim may have a memory leak that may explain the problem I'm seeing. I ran MacVim for three-four days without quitting. When I open the laptop daily...

I've already made the `ugrep` and `ctrlp.vim` changes a few days ago and tested it out. I will try the GUI settings. It looks like you've commented out `set term=builtin_ansi`....

Vimrc: [vimrc.txt](https://github.com/macvim-dev/macvim/files/7071056/vimrc.txt) The problem is observed with the GUI, I have yet to test the terminal-based vim. I installed MacVim a long time ago, pretty sure this was installed from...

I still have this issue. I doubt it is the history mechanism that lets memory grow in big increments. I am not moving bug chunks of text around either and...

The original wasn't mine to begin with and I need/want to keep it this way for several reasons. I doubt it's the assembly file actually, since I witnessed the spinning...