"wa6zvp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * Oh, it does pass through doevent a couple of times before the crash.
> The above are the values on the call that will end up at abort().
Ah, OK.
> * I remembered yesterday as well that optimisation can mess up
> debugging so
> I removed the -O2 from the cflags. Made no change to the symptoms at
> all.
Huh. (or indeed e_Huh ...)
> > case t_unknown:
> > + if (event == e_Poll)
> > + break;
> * Yea, that looks simple enough. I'll try that today.
Failing that (!), change true_receive() around line 540 so that e_Poll
is only called for t_goes:
if (up->type == t_goes)
true_event(peer, e_Poll);
> I am also of the opinion that refclocks should not call abort (or
> exit).
> Simply not getting data for the clock should be indication enough that
> something is wrong.
Indeed -- for those who check with ntpq, which not everyone does.
> Thanks for your assist in this, Ronan.
No problem.
--
Ronan Flood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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