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Incomplete initialization: Triggering partial library initialization may not allocate all necessary objects. Verify the specific code path that causes problematic allocations.
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Multiple initialization points: Library components may be initialized from multiple code paths. Ensure all paths are covered.
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Thread safety assumptions: Static initialization may involve thread-safety mechanisms that interact with custom allocators.
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Optimization effects: Compiler optimizations may reorder or eliminate code that affects allocation timing.
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GDB command syntax: When debugging, use proper quoting and escaping. Test commands interactively before scripting.
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Assuming single root cause: Multiple allocation sources may contribute to the problem. Verify each fix addresses all crash scenarios.