[PYTHONMAC-SIG] plplot module
Doug Wyatt
doug@sonosphere.com
Tue, 15 Oct 1996 14:44:17 -0400
At 10:40 +0100 10/15/96, Rob Managan wrote:
> I logged some Macsbugs results and got this:
> Calling chain using A6/R1 links
> Back chain ISA Caller
> 00000000 PPC 0557E218
> 04384F80 PPC 0557E178
> 04384F40 PPC 0593A964 PyMac_InitApplication+00088
> 04384DF0 PPC 0593B18C Py_Main+00270
> 04384D80 PPC 0590746C PyRun_AnyFile+0004C
> 04384D40 PPC 059075A8 PyRun_InteractiveLoop+000E8
> 04384CF0 PPC 059076C8 PyRun_InteractiveOne+000D0
> 04384C80 PPC 05907068 PyParser_ParseFile+00090
> 04384C30 PPC 05907114 parsetok+0006C
> 04384BC0 PPC 058EB6B4 PyTokenizer_Get+00054
> 04384B60 PPC 058EAF9C tok_nextc+000F0
> 04384B00 PPC 058F5484 PyOS_Readline+00080
> 04384AB0 PPC 058F5380 my_fgets+00028
> 04384A70 PPC 059621B4 fgets+000CC
> 04384A20 PPC 05963958 _Frprep+0010C
> 043849E0 PPC 0596AF10 _Fread+00024
> 043849A0 PPC 05948B3C read+000A8
> 04384950 PPC 0595EA34 SIOUXSocket::read(void*, int)+00030
> 04384910 PPC 0596CAA0 ReadCharsFromConsole+00130
> 043848B0 PPC 0595F9BC exit+00068
> 04384860 PPC 0595FA04 _exit+00024
> 04384810 PPC 059787D8 __destroy_global_chain+0002C
> 043847D0 PPC 0594AA6C SocketTable::~SocketTable()+00044
> 04384780 PPC 0595F7E4 fwalk+00040
> 04384730 PPC 05961D9C fclose+00040
> 043846E0 PPC 059431F8 free+00040
> 04384690 PPC 05942F3C botch+00020
> 04384650 PPC 0596241C fprintf+0003C
> 04384610 PPC 05965B00 _Printf+000A8
> 04384540 PPC 059623AC fopen+00110
> 04384500 PPC 05962AFC fwrite+00134
> 043844A0 PPC 05961F8C fflush+0009C
> 04384450 PPC 0596B040 _Fwrite+000B4
> 04384400 PPC 05949070 write+0005C
> 043843B0 PPC 0594B140 GUSIDefaultSpin+001C8
Looks like the malloc pool is corrupt, as evidenced by free() calling
botch(), which is apparently trying to write to the console while it's
being closed.
Speaking of GUSI, I'm having no luck at all with it -- the FTP class seems
to hang in reads, then _Fread gets into a bad state where it's counting
down from 0xFFFFFFFF. Oh well.
Doug
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Doug Wyatt software development, Opcode Systems Inc.
doug@opcode.com http://www.sonosphere.com/doug/
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