coring

Hi,
It looks like i have a problem in my filter ,which is below ip.
My guess is that i might have a leak somewhere but i can’t find it.
All my allocations are made bye io-net and not with simple malloc, so i
guess i can’t use gmalloc to hunt the problem.
The thing that i can see is that running gdb on the io-net core, shows me
the following:
crashed and burn at: _band_get_aligned() from /x86/lib/libc.so.2

I don’t have any callstack.
Any idea what is this function and/or where i might find my problem?

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Cheers

Benzy Gabay

Is it possible you’re running of the end/beginning of a small buffer
somewhere? Sometimes the allocation data can get corrupted and you
don’t see trouble until you try to allocate/free later.

Small objects are maintained in a list that (I believe) can get corrupted
if you go out of bounds.

cheers,

Kris

Benzy Gabay <bgabay@everbeewireless.com> wrote:

Hi,
It looks like i have a problem in my filter ,which is below ip.
My guess is that i might have a leak somewhere but i can’t find it.
All my allocations are made bye io-net and not with simple malloc, so i
guess i can’t use gmalloc to hunt the problem.
The thing that i can see is that running gdb on the io-net core, shows me
the following:
crashed and burn at: _band_get_aligned() from /x86/lib/libc.so.2

I don’t have any callstack.
Any idea what is this function and/or where i might find my problem?


Cheers

Benzy Gabay


Kris Warkentin
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