On Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Gustavo Niemeyer wrote:
> Hi Richard! Hi Dennis!
[...]
> Btw, both are mainly C++ programs. Is your software written in C++?
Not, just plain C - but one point is that we started seeing the problem
after we started using pthread_sigmask() to block certain signals from
On Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Gustavo Niemeyer wrote:
Hi Richard! Hi Dennis!
[...]
Btw, both are mainly C++ programs. Is your software written in C++?
Not, just plain C - but one point is that we started seeing the problem
after we started using pthread_sigmask() to block certain signals from
reaching
> People making Apache 1.3.X modules have a problem too. They have to
> rebuilt Apache and add -lpthread if any modules uses threads.
It seems to be the same case here.
> The following small program illustrates this. The program, main-wot,
> crashes - the other, main-wt, doesn't.
[...]
Both
Hello Jakub!!
[...]
> By any chance, are you dlopening a DSO linked against -lpthread from
> program not linked against -lpthread?
Yes, I am!! Is this some limitation I'm not aware of?
Indeed, this seems to be made in many cases... is this about pthread??
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Gustavo Niemeyer
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Hi.
On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 09:54:25AM -0300, Gustavo Niemeyer wrote:
> Hi Richard! Hi Dennis!
>
> > I tracked this down to a corrupt jumptable somewhere in the pthreads
> > part of the libc (didnt have the source handy at that time, though). So
> > I think this is a libc bug (version does not
Hi Richard! Hi Dennis!
> I tracked this down to a corrupt jumptable somewhere in the pthreads
> part of the libc (didnt have the source handy at that time, though). So
> I think this is a libc bug (version does not matter) - I even did a
> followup to a similar bug in the libc gnats database (I
On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 09:54:25AM -0300, Gustavo Niemeyer wrote:
> Hi Richard! Hi Dennis!
>
> > I tracked this down to a corrupt jumptable somewhere in the pthreads
> > part of the libc (didnt have the source handy at that time, though). So
> > I think this is a libc bug (version does not
Hi!
I tracked this down to a corrupt jumptable somewhere in the pthreads
part of the libc (didnt have the source handy at that time, though). So
I think this is a libc bug (version does not matter) - I even did a
followup to a similar bug in the libc gnats database (I think I should
have opened
Hi!
I tracked this down to a corrupt jumptable somewhere in the pthreads
part of the libc (didnt have the source handy at that time, though). So
I think this is a libc bug (version does not matter) - I even did a
followup to a similar bug in the libc gnats database (I think I should
have opened
Hi Richard! Hi Dennis!
I tracked this down to a corrupt jumptable somewhere in the pthreads
part of the libc (didnt have the source handy at that time, though). So
I think this is a libc bug (version does not matter) - I even did a
followup to a similar bug in the libc gnats database (I
On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 09:54:25AM -0300, Gustavo Niemeyer wrote:
Hi Richard! Hi Dennis!
I tracked this down to a corrupt jumptable somewhere in the pthreads
part of the libc (didnt have the source handy at that time, though). So
I think this is a libc bug (version does not matter) - I
Hi.
On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 09:54:25AM -0300, Gustavo Niemeyer wrote:
Hi Richard! Hi Dennis!
I tracked this down to a corrupt jumptable somewhere in the pthreads
part of the libc (didnt have the source handy at that time, though). So
I think this is a libc bug (version does not matter)
Hello Jakub!!
[...]
By any chance, are you dlopening a DSO linked against -lpthread from
program not linked against -lpthread?
Yes, I am!! Is this some limitation I'm not aware of?
Indeed, this seems to be made in many cases... is this about pthread??
--
Gustavo Niemeyer
[ 2AAC 7928 0FBF
People making Apache 1.3.X modules have a problem too. They have to
rebuilt Apache and add -lpthread if any modules uses threads.
It seems to be the same case here.
The following small program illustrates this. The program, main-wot,
crashes - the other, main-wt, doesn't.
[...]
Both work
Hi,
I have question regarding use of pthreads, forks and execve's which appears
to not work very well :-) First let me explain the reasoning though
We have an app that launches a few other apps and keeps track of their
status, resource consumption etc. If one of the apps crashes, it is
Hi,
I have question regarding use of pthreads, forks and execve's which appears
to not work very well :-) First let me explain the reasoning though
We have an app that launches a few other apps and keeps track of their
status, resource consumption etc. If one of the apps crashes, it is
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