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reset the new handler (develop) #8313
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Change Description
Because LLVM sets the new_handler to abort when new cannot allocate any more memory, we've lost the ability to exit cleanly in some instances and not corrupt the DB. This fix should reset the new_handler to throw std::bad_alloc and use the old behavior of EOSIO.
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Because LLVM sets the new_handler to abort when new cannot allocate any more memory, we've lost the ability to exit cleanly in some instances and not corrupt the DB. This fix should reset the new_handler to throw std::bad_alloc and use the old behavior of EOSIO.
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