Re: [Gtk-gnutella-users] Seg Faults today.

[Christian B. <chr...@gm...>]

Lloyd Bryant wrote:
> Assertion failure (bsched.c:1816) "bs->flags & BS_F_WRITE"
 
> #4  0x080726b3 in bws_write (bs=0x84d8180, wio=0x84b255c, data=0x8326dc0,
>     len=550) at bsched.c:1816
> #5  0x0808e311 in download_send_request (d=0x86a18ac) at downloads.c:8672
> #6  0x08116545 in socket_connected (data=0x84b2510, source=24,
>     cond=INPUT_EVENT_W) at sockets.c:1817
> #7  0x082162af in inputevt_dispatch (source=0x86a2a70, condition=G_IO_OUT,
>     data=0xb6466a00) at inputevt.c:631

> $1 = {last_period = {tv_sec = 33554432, tv_usec = 67108864},
>   sources = 0x14000000, stealers = 0x0,
>   name = 0xc302 <Address 0xc302 out of bounds>, count = 0, type = 24579,
>   flags = 16777216, period = 67108864, min_period = 335544320, max_period = 
> 0,
>   period_ema = 24579, bw_per_second = 0, bw_max = 8413955,
>   bw_actual = 33556832, bw_last_period = 67108864, bw_last_capped = 
> 335544320,
>   bw_slot = 0, bw_ema = 8413955, bw_stolen = 0, bw_stolen_ema = 4,
>   bw_delta = 16777216, bw_unwritten = 67108864, bw_capped = 335544320,
>   last_used = 0, current_used = 4, looped = 0}

This looks like trash. I've added magic to bsched_t which should catch this. If
it's caught early enough, it might show the culprit.

-- 
Christian