I've pushed a slightly different change to the public repo. Your patch
disables support for setting the stack size, but mine instead avoids
making the fancier kind of call only when the user hasn't requested a
custom stack size anyway. It should still work in UNIX-land when
someone does want to set the stack size.
Does my patch fix the problem?
On 10/14/2013 06:48 AM, Sergey Mironov wrote:
I've prepared the patch containing the hack from my previous letter.
https://github.com/grwlf/uru/blob/master/urweb/1_of_1_CYGWIN_HACK__disable_stack_size_option.patch
2013/10/14 Sergey Mironov<[email protected]>:
Hi. I've tried to build apps under cygwin and faced pthread issue. The
application issued the following error:
$ ./AppMM.exe
Database connection initialized.
Unlimited retry during init: Couldn't allocate new heap chunk contiguously; incr
Unlimited retry during init: Couldn't allocate new heap chunk contiguously; incr
Unlimited retry during init: Couldn't allocate new heap chunk contiguously; incr
Listening on port 8080....
Database connection initialized.
Error creating worker thread #0
..
and quits
Quick investigation showed that something goes wrong inside
pthread_attr_init() function called from pthread_create_big()
(src/c/request.c). It returns error code 16 (EBUSY?). I didn't find
any clean reasons for that. I was able to run the application by
commenting out all the custom stack size logic and calling
pthread_create with default attributes regardless of user settings.
Any suggestions?
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