Hello,
While I'm often identifying the issue in our C source (compiled as 64bit on
Linux) I have here a case, which I do not understand and I'd like to ask
for some help. I have below the valgrind warnings and the C-code with
line numbers (from vim). It starts already with the 1st complaint about
"Invalid write of size 4" on line 2131. There is no code, just the start
of the function with a '{'.
Thanks for some explanations.
matthias
2128 PFSTAB FstabInit(
2129 FSTAB_SetId id /* Set-Id fuer die jeweilige FSTAB
*/
2130 )
2131 {
2132
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
2133 char *funk = "FstabInit()";
2134
2135 /* t_sik_fstab lesePuffer=SIK_FSTAB_EMPTY; */
2136 DB_ERR dbError;
2137 PFSTAB fstab = NULL;
2138
2139 int anzFstabElemente = 0, anzIndikatorfelder = 0;
2140 int anzRows = 0;
2141
2142 /* SRP-23121: we read the complete FSTAB into memory because we
2143 * have to pass twice through it for the logic of indicator fields
2144 *
2145 * maybe we should malloc() the space ...
2146 * the number MAX_FSTAB_ROWS is the limit for one set in FSTAB
2147 */
2148 t_sik_fstab myFSTABrows[MAX_FSTAB_ROWS];
2149
2150 /* check the SetId */
2151 if( id == FSTAB_Null || id >= FSTAB_Alle ) goto ABBRUCH;
2152
2153 /* init the buffer for read */
2154 memset( &myFSTABrows[anzRows], 0, sizeof( t_sik_fstab ));
2155
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==9332== Invalid write of size 4
==9332== at 0x9DE90EF: FstabInit (BKFstab.c:2131)
==9332== by 0x6BFF1E8: OpsInitDatabase (SRVServerInit.c:1299)
==9332== by 0x413B48: SlnpInitDaemon (OPDaemon.c:738)
==9332== by 0x413657: main (OPDaemon.c:272)
==9332== Address 0xffed476bc is on thread 1's stack
==9332== in frame #0, created by FstabInit (BKFstab.c:2131)
==9332==
==9332== Invalid read of size 4
==9332== at 0x9DE911D: FstabInit (BKFstab.c:2151)
==9332== by 0x6BFF1E8: OpsInitDatabase (SRVServerInit.c:1299)
==9332== by 0x413B48: SlnpInitDaemon (OPDaemon.c:738)
==9332== by 0x413657: main (OPDaemon.c:272)
==9332== Address 0xffed476bc is on thread 1's stack
==9332== in frame #0, created by FstabInit (BKFstab.c:2131)
==9332==
==9332== Invalid read of size 4
==9332== at 0x9DE912A: FstabInit (BKFstab.c:2151)
==9332== by 0x6BFF1E8: OpsInitDatabase (SRVServerInit.c:1299)
==9332== by 0x413B48: SlnpInitDaemon (OPDaemon.c:738)
==9332== by 0x413657: main (OPDaemon.c:272)
==9332== Address 0xffed476bc is on thread 1's stack
==9332== in frame #0, created by FstabInit (BKFstab.c:2131)
==9332==
==9332== Invalid write of size 8
==9332== at 0x9DE915A: FstabInit (BKFstab.c:2154)
==9332== by 0x6BFF1E8: OpsInitDatabase (SRVServerInit.c:1299)
==9332== by 0x413B48: SlnpInitDaemon (OPDaemon.c:738)
==9332== by 0x413657: main (OPDaemon.c:272)
==9332== Address 0xffed47688 is on thread 1's stack
==9332== in frame #0, created by FstabInit (BKFstab.c:2131)
==9332==
==9332== Invalid write of size 8
==9332== at 0x4C305C7: memset (vg_replace_strmem.c:1224)
==9332== by 0x9DE915E: FstabInit (BKFstab.c:2154)
==9332== by 0x6BFF1E8: OpsInitDatabase (SRVServerInit.c:1299)
==9332== by 0x413B48: SlnpInitDaemon (OPDaemon.c:738)
==9332== by 0x413657: main (OPDaemon.c:272)
==9332== Address 0xffed476c0 is on thread 1's stack
==9332== in frame #1, created by FstabInit (BKFstab.c:2131)
==9332==
==9332== Invalid write of size 1
==9332== at 0x4C305E0: memset (vg_replace_strmem.c:1224)
==9332== by 0x9DE915E: FstabInit (BKFstab.c:2154)
==9332== by 0x6BFF1E8: OpsInitDatabase (SRVServerInit.c:1299)
==9332== by 0x413B48: SlnpInitDaemon (OPDaemon.c:738)
==9332== by 0x413657: main (OPDaemon.c:272)
==9332== Address 0xffed47a70 is on thread 1's stack
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