In sum.: three weeks with 2-3 developers. It was a corrupted ponter in a medical device. The issue was really hard to reproduce and even harder to understand the root-cause. At the end we found a couple of threads which tried to release a pointer and only one implementation of those three threads was broken. And kt was a legacy codebase without support from the authors.
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In sum.: three weeks with 2-3 developers. It was a corrupted ponter in a medical device. The issue was really hard to reproduce and even harder to understand the root-cause. At the end we found a couple of threads which tried to release a pointer and only one implementation of those three threads was broken. And kt was a legacy codebase without support from the authors.