Kevin Gamiel wrote:
> Absolutely. I just found one problem where I am using a Debug object
> that writes debugging messages to a single file from a few hundred
> different threads. I was using a PrintWriter but not explicitly closing
> the stream after each message was written. Kaffe is the only vm that
> has complained about "too many open files".
We should remember this bug, at least. If the bug database is working
(http://cgi.kaffe.org/cgi-bin/kaffe) could you file a report on this?
> After fixing that, I'm seeing this now:
>
> Kaffe: locks.c:509: _SemPut: Assertion `lk->count == 0' failed.
This assert is from an older version of Kaffe (the 1.0.5 snapshot from
8 months ago...). If you could upgrade to the CVS version (see
http://www.kaffe.org/CVS.html), that would be helpful.
> Debugging this is a bit tough, as you can imagine, so sorry if I'm
> not pinpointing the source of the problem.
You are debugging Kaffe at this point, so anything you can give us is
appreciated! :)
> So the client spawns about 200 msgHandlerThreads with, in turn, each
> spawn an AsyncSocketThread, which itself manages 3 threads (a timer
> during connect, one to connect, one to read data). All these
> threads implement the IEventListener interface, which is a mechanism
> for passing events up the thread tree.
Is there any way I could get hold of a .jar for this to debug Kaffe
here? I should probably just write a small test case that hammers on
local sockets... Any chance I could get the source to
AsyncSocketThread? :)
-Pat
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