Re: mbeq_119700 issues

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On Do, 2007-01-04 at 12:10 +0200, Sergei Steshenko wrote:
> OK, now that we see that the unmodified version segfaults please
> apply just the fprintfs I suggested in order to see what is happening
> to alignment and FFTW plans.
> 
> I mean, the proposed
> 
>   fprintf(stderr, "just after plan calculation: (*plugin_data).plan_rc$suffix=%08lx at line number %d\\n", (unsigned)(*plugin_data).plan_rc$suffix, __LINE__);
> 
>       fprintf(stderr, "just before using the plan: plan_rc$suffix=%08lx at line number %d\\n", (unsigned)plan_rc$suffix, __LINE__);
> 
> lines; by the way, it I think it would be cleaner to use '(unsigned long)'
> rather than the "(unsigned)" type casting - IIRC the compiler issues
> warnings in the latter case, but does the right thing since on x86 the
> types are the same.
> 
> 
> Also, though it shouldn't matter, please use the 0 control values
> I've used. The point is that db table lookup mechanism may be broken
> (hard to believe, but it is possible), so let's not introduce new
> factors for a time being.
> 
Well, I used the 0 control values with your completely unmodified
version and it didn't segfault. Shall I still add the fprintfs?

> Thanks,
>   Sergei.
Best regards,
Sebastian


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