On Solaris sparc, yelp is failing to load, crashing on starting, tracing into the
problem yields the crash is occuring when trying to parse the very first omf file.

When exiting the function rrn_omf_parse_file(), the destructor for TiXmlDocument
is being called twice. I'm not a c++ expert (in fact I know quite little), so 
I've no idea why it's being called twice.

However the first call appears to be causing the crash on sparc systems. I added the following line to util/tinyxml.cpp in the method TiXmlNode::~TiXmlNode()

   while ( node )
   {
      temp = node;
      node = node->next;
+     fprintf(stderr, "delete : %s\n", temp->Value());
      delete temp;
   }

On Solaris sparc, you simply get

   $ yelp
   delete :
    
And crash...

On Solaris x86 and fedora core 7 you get the following :

   $ yelp
   delete :
   delete : omf
   delete :
   delete : omf
   etc...

So for each omf file being read, two calls are being made to this destructor :

1. Am I doing the correct thing in printf'ing the Value();, 
   should it not contain a value for all valud TiXmlDocument objects
2. Why is being called twice.

let me know what other details you need or that I can provide in helping to
track this problem down, remember my C++ knowledge is limited.
I am testing version 2.19.91 of yelp and rarian 0.5.8.