I am trying to craft a client-server layer that needs to have 2 different modes
of operation. In the “remote server” mode, then the server runs on distinct
processes, and intercommunicator is a perfect fit for my design. In the
“local server” the server will actually run on a dedicate thre
on and communicate this address
to the origin process.
So by using a target address of 0 you are effectively trying to write to NULL.
osc/pt2pt's bounds checking isn't perfect so it is giving a SEGV.
-Nathan
On May 04, 2017, at 03:18 PM, "Clune, Thomas L. (GSFC-6101)"
mailto:thoma
I have encountered a problem that seems well suited to dynamic windows with
one-sided comunication.To verify my understanding, I put together a simple
demo code (attached). My initial attempt consistently crashed until I
stumbled upon passing the base address of the attached memory on the
