Re: [Quickfix-developers] Problem exiting onRun

[David M. <dav...@ds...>]

I am using a version just prior to release 1.4.1.  I needed the code fixes for 
gcc 3.2 so I took a tip version out of CVS.  Looking at the release notes for 
that, I thought that it was 1.4.1 so I did not bother to take the latest cut.  
Lazy.

I will download the official 1.4.1 (hopefully with your patches) and try it 
out again.

Thanks a lot
David

PS Any ideas on anonymous connections to a QF acceptor (see my last mail)?

Quoting Gene Gorokhovsky <mus...@ya...>:

> Which version of QF are you using? I checked in a
> patch recently that fixed shutdown thread leaks (onRun
> and socket connection threads). I believe Oren
> incorporated it into QF 1.4.1.
> 
> Gene
> 
> --- David Monheit <dav...@ds...> wrote:
> > 
> > Hi All,
> > 
> > I have got my java engine running very nicely. 
> > Basically I have a market data 
> > feed running on a thread and a scheduler running
> > several threads.  The data 
> > feed calls a onMarketDataEvent callback and the
> > scheduler calls a onTimerEvent 
> > callback.  These callbacks are implemented by my
> > Application (along with all 
> > the QF callbacks).
> > 
> > On the constructor of the Application object I
> > instatiate and fire up both the 
> > market data source and the scheduler.
> > 
> > The engine does its thing beautifully.
> > 
> > After the specified time, the scheduler calls the
> > onTimerEvenet callback which 
> > signals my engine (the Application) to stop.
> > 
> > The callback sets quit = true which causes onRun to
> > exit it's main loop.
> > 
> > onRun nows closes the market data source (I see its
> > threads disappear in the 
> > debugger) and it also closes the scheduler (threads
> > also gone).
> > 
> > I still see the Main thread, the onRun thread and
> > another application thread 
> > which I don't know who created :-(  Is this correct?
> >  Does QF create three 
> > threads?  Does the SocketInitiator have a thread
> > besides the onRun?  There are 
> > several more System threads but these are owned by
> > the JVM.
> > 
> > Anyways, when onRun exits, I get a signal 11
> > (SIGSEV) and the jvm goes to lala 
> > land :-(
> > 
> > The main thread (which created the Application and
> > invoked the 
> > SocketInitiator.start() ) never exits (I have a
> > println just before main() 
> > exits, which I never see).
> > 
> > Has anyone seen this?  Any ideas?
> > 
> > Thanks David.
> > 
> > PS Does QF support the creation of dynamic fix
> > sessions? ie the way I see it 
> > today, all the sessions I use must be defined in
> > both the Acceptor and the 
> > Initiator cfg files.  What if I wanted to create a
> > session to an Acceptor 
> > which "was not expecting" me (no entry for me as a
> > TargetCompID in its cfg 
> > file).
> > 
> > Cheers
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> >
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