Hi.
I’m running 6.2.1 on a MIPS platform and my msgsendv_r/msgreply works great
most of the time, but occasionally, after say 1000 or so iterations, I get a
ESVRFAULT.
I’m hoping this is something stupid I missed, since I am kind of a newby.
I’d be grateful for any suggestions.
mail me like this:
first dot last at ge dot com
Bob Kirby <seesig@bottom.com> wrote:
Hi.
I’m running 6.2.1 on a MIPS platform and my msgsendv_r/msgreply works great
most of the time, but occasionally, after say 1000 or so iterations, I get a
ESVRFAULT.
ESRVRFAULT means that an erorr occurred on the server side while dealing
with message buffers. That is, you passed an invalid pointer for the
receive buffer on MsgReceive*(), or MsgReply*(), or a pointer that was
valid, but did not point to a data area as large as the length selected,
or similar issues with an iov array.
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Thanks for your help. The problem turned out to be a couple of classes
instantiated on the stack in the server. When I made these classes static,
the problem went away. I’m not convinced that there isn’t some other
problem, like some timing crack exposed by the constructors, but it’s
working.
bk
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Bob Kirby <> seesig@bottom.com> > wrote:
Hi.
I’m running 6.2.1 on a MIPS platform and my msgsendv_r/msgreply works
great
most of the time, but occasionally, after say 1000 or so iterations, I
get a
ESVRFAULT.ESRVRFAULT means that an erorr occurred on the server side while dealing
with message buffers. That is, you passed an invalid pointer for the
receive buffer on MsgReceive*(), or MsgReply*(), or a pointer that was
valid, but did not point to a data area as large as the length selected,
or similar issues with an iov array.-David
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