Hi Stefan,

now everything works well (Tested on: OpenSuse and Arch Linux) :) 

Thank you for the fix.

Cheers,
Marius

> Hi Marius,
> 
> thanks for your help, you identified the problematic location. I changed that to
> 
>    u_odb(bool v) : m_tid{TID_BOOL}, m_parent_odb{nullptr} {m_string = nullptr; m_bool = v;};
> 
> which should initialize the full 8 bytes of the u_odb union. I committed to develop. Can you 
> please give it a try?
> 
> Best,
> Stefan
> 
> 
> > and looking at 
> > 
> > odbxx.h:
> >         u_odb(bool v) : m_bool{v}, m_tid{TID_BOOL}, m_parent_odb{nullptr} {};   
> > 
> > only m_bool is set for this instance meaning that only the first byte gets a value 
> > (still having only 1 byte for bool in c++). If I check m_string inside the u_odb::get function
> >  of this instance I am getting for a bool (I set false) stuff like 0x7f6633f67a00 and for an int 
> > (I set the int to 1000) 0x7f66000003e8. Since the size of BOOL is larger I am getting the 
> > wrong value. I checked this also on openSUSE having the same behavior.