OMG! I found it! Can you see it?
void flx_collector_t::scan_object(void *p)
{
Word_t reachable = (parity & 1UL) ^ 1UL;
if(debug)
fprintf(stderr,"Scan object %p, reachable bit value =
%d\n",p,(int)reachable);
Word_t cand = (Word_t)p;
Word_t fp=cand;
Word_t *w = (Word_t*)JudyLLast(j_shape,&fp,&je);
if(w==(Word_t*)PPJERR)judyerror("scan_object");
if(w == NULL) return; // no lower object
/*
if(debug)
{
fprintf(stderr,"Found candidate object %p, &shape=%p, shape(1)
%p\n",(void*)fp,(void*)w,(void*)(*w));
fprintf(stderr," .. type=%s!\n",((gc_shape_t*)(*w & ~1UL))->cname);
}
*/
if( (*w & 1UL) == reachable) return; // already handled
gc_shape_t *shape = (gc_shape_t*)(*w & ~1UL);
unsigned long n = get_count((void*)fp) * shape->count * shape->amt;
if(cand >= (Word_t)(void*)((unsigned char*)(void*)fp+n)) return; // not
interior
if(debug)
fprintf(stderr,"MARKING object %p, shape %p,
type=%s\n",(void*)fp,shape,shape->cname);
*w = (*w & ~1uL) | reachable;
unsigned long n_used = get_used((void*)fp) * shape->count;
std::size_t n_offsets = shape->n_offsets;
std::size_t *offsets = shape->offsets;
if(shape->flags & gc_flags_conservative)
{
// end of object, rounded down to size of a void*
void **end = (void**)(
(unsigned char*)(void*)fp +
n_used * n / sizeof(void*) * sizeof(void*)
);
for ( void **i = (void**)p; i != end; i = i+1)
{
//if(debug)
// fprintf(stderr, "Check if *%p=%p is a pointer\n",i,*(void**)i);
scan_object(*i);
}
}
else
{
for(unsigned long j=0; j<n_used; ++j)
{
for(unsigned int i=0; i<n_offsets; ++i)
{
void **pq = (void**)(void*)((unsigned char*)p + offsets[i]);
void *q = *pq;
if(q)scan_object(q);
}
p=(void*)((unsigned char*)p+shape->amt);
}
}
}
No? This routine is scanning objects for pointers and chasing them down,
scanning them
for pointers too ...
It's right there, on the second last line of actual code.
RECURSION. Down a list of millions of elements .. that's sure to blow the stack.
LOL!
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john skaller
skal...@users.sourceforge.net
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