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- Subject: Re: bug in garbage collector?
- From: Ariel Manzur <listas@...>
- Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2003 04:24:20 -0300
Hi.. I looked some more into this, and I discovered a couple of things:
- the key of the value that is being 'marked' (by markobject, from markall)
is a string, and the content is '.base', wich suggests that it's something
from tolua (I think that's how it implements inheritance). I don't know
what a 'closure' is, but I think the 'base' field is a reference to an
object on tolua tables.
- no other value object with ttype == 6 (LUA_TMARK) was being 'marked' from
'markall' (I'm not completely sure about this tho.. I just put a 'printf'
on markall and grepped through a couple of hundred lines on the output), so
I just wrapped the markobject calls with an if, like this (lgc.c:136):
--
if (ttype(val(n)) != LUA_TMARK) {
markobject(&st, &n->key);
markobject(&st, &n->val);
};
--
This allows me to continue working without having the program crash
unexpectedly, but I can't help but thinking that I'm ignoring some kind of
memory leak or corruption of the luastate.. Is there anything I should be
checking, or that I could be doing wrong, that could cause this?
_Any_ help would be appreciated.. thanks..
Ariel.
At 19:45 19/06/2003 -0300, you wrote:
Hi..
I'm using lua4.0.1 on a c++ program, and it's crashing when I do a
'lua_call". I'm opening the libraries 'base', 'str', 'math', 'db', 'io',
and a tolua module. Here's the stack from the debugger (don't be fooled by
the directory names, I'm using cl 13.00.9466 from VC7, on WinDbg):
--
# ChildEBP RetAddr Args to Child
00 0011ece8 0092a06c 0011eee4 cccccccc 0011eef0 lua!markclosure(GCState*
st = 0011eee4 , Closure* cl = cccccccc )+0x21 (CONV: cdecl)
[c:\cygwin\home\punto\lua-4.0.1\src\lgc.c @ 67]
01 0011edc8 00929b64 0011eee4 011b27c0 0011efc8 lua!markobject(GCState* st
= 0011eee4 , lua_TObject* o = 011b27c0 )+0x6c (CONV: cdecl)
[c:\cygwin\home\punto\lua-4.0.1\src\lgc.c @ 94]
02 0011eef0 00929997 0102b5a8 0011f0a0 0011f688 lua!markall(lua_State* L =
0102b5a8 )+0x144 (CONV: cdecl) [c:\cygwin\home\punto\lua-4.0.1\src\lgc.c @ 137]
03 0011efc8 0092a385 0102b5a8 0011f1c8 0011f688
lua!luaC_collectgarbage(lua_State* L = 0102b5a8 )+0x27 (CONV: cdecl)
[c:\cygwin\home\punto\lua-4.0.1\src\lgc.c @ 340]
04 0011f0a0 00927cf6 0102b5a8 0011f45c 0011f688
lua!luaC_checkGC(lua_State* L = 0102b5a8 )+0x35 (CONV: cdecl)
[c:\cygwin\home\punto\lua-4.0.1\src\lgc.c @ 351]
05 0011f1c8 0093700b 0102b5a8 0102b990 00000000 lua!luaD_call(lua_State* L
= 0102b5a8 , lua_TObject* func = 0102b990 , int nResults = 0)+0x226 (CONV:
cdecl) [c:\cygwin\home\punto\lua-4.0.1\src\ldo.c @ 197]
06 0011f45c 00927bd6 0102b5a8 011b1e30 0102b980
lua!luaV_execute(lua_State* L = 0102b5a8 , Closure* cl = 011b1e30 ,
lua_TObject* base = 0102b980 )+0x16b (CONV: cdecl)
[c:\cygwin\home\punto\lua-4.0.1\src\lvm.c @ 382]
07 0011f58c 009280ba 0102b5a8 0102b970 00000000 lua!luaD_call(lua_State* L
= 0102b5a8 , lua_TObject* func = 0102b970 , int nResults = 0)+0x106 (CONV:
cdecl) [c:\cygwin\home\punto\lua-4.0.1\src\ldo.c @ 178]
08 0011f678 00928ac0 0102b5a8 0011f8bc 0011f8d4 lua!f_call(lua_State* L =
0102b5a8 , void* ud = 0011f8bc )+0x3a (CONV: cdecl)
[c:\cygwin\home\punto\lua-4.0.1\src\ldo.c @ 211]
09 0011f7cc 00927fff 0102b5a8 00928080 0011f8bc
lua!luaD_runprotected(lua_State* L = 0102b5a8 , <function>* f = 00928080 ,
void* ud = 0011f8bc )+0x70 (CONV: cdecl)
[c:\cygwin\home\punto\lua-4.0.1\src\ldo.c @ 377]
0a 0011f8d4 0059a990 0102b5a8 00000001 00000000 lua!lua_call(lua_State* L
= 0102b5a8 , int nargs = 1, int nresults = 0)+0x4f (CONV: cdecl)
[c:\cygwin\home\punto\lua-4.0.1\src\ldo.c @ 220]
[...]
--
I assume the address 0xcccccccc is invalid for an object, so I went to the
previows frame I evaluated 'o->value' from markobject:
--
0:000> ?? *o
struct lua_TObject
+0x000 ttype : 6
+0x008 value : Value
0:000> ?? o->value
union Value
+0x000 ts : 0x0011f028
+0x000 cl : 0x0011f028
+0x000 a : 0x0011f028
+0x000 i : 0x0011f028
+0x000 n : 10.000000002088271
0:000> ?? *o->value.ts
struct TString
+0x000 u : __unnamed
+0x008 len : 0xcccccccc
+0x00c nexthash : 0xcccccccc
+0x010 marked : -858993460
+0x014 str : [4] "???"
0:000> ?? *o->value.cl
struct Closure
+0x000 f : __unnamed
+0x004 next : 0xcccccccc
+0x008 mark : 0xcccccccc
+0x00c isC : -13108
+0x00e nupvalues : -13108
+0x010 upvalue : [1] lua_TObject
0:000> ?? *o->value.a
struct Hash
+0x000 node : 0xcccccccc
+0x004 htag : -858993460
+0x008 size : -858993460
+0x00c firstfree : 0xcccccccc
+0x010 next : 0xcccccccc
+0x014 mark : 0xcccccccc
0:000> ?? *o->value.i
struct CallInfo
+0x000 func : 0xcccccccc
+0x004 pc : 0xcccccccc -> ????
+0x008 lastpc : -858993460
+0x00c line : -858993460
+0x010 refi : -858993460
0:000> ?? *o->value.n
double 10.000000002088271
--
Is this a known bug? or is there anything I could be doing to cause this?
I can't isolate the problem because I have no idea wich part of the lua
code is causing it, and it varies greatly on the conditions. (for example,
it usually crashes inmedialely, but if I don't open iolib on the luastate,
it takes about 18 seconds to crash; the lua_call is made on every 'frame'
of the program (it's a game)).
Thanks for any help.. bye.
Ariel.
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