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[omniORB] eg2_impl.exe is crash in Cygwin (omniORB410, omniORB407)
Che, Joe
2006-08-15 03:07:00 UTC
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Hi omniORG Team,



I am doing a port of omniORG 410 to Cygwin (WindowsXP). I am using the
gcc 3.4.4 from Cygwin and I am able to compile every things using
x86_nt_4.0_migw.mk and migw.mk with some modification. When I try to
execute the eg2_impl.exe and eg2_clt.exe. The eg2_impl.exe is core dump
when eg2_clt.exe is calling orb->destroy(). So I try to set break point
using eclipse CDT with the Cygwin gdb and now the eg2_impl.exe is never
crashed. But when I execute eg2_impl.exe under Cygwin shell, it is
always crashed. Did any one can help me to find out what is the problem?
Thanks in advance. (Note: I also go back to port omniORB 407 and also
having the same crash :-(.





Joe Che

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Duncan Grisby
2006-08-21 01:53:32 UTC
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Post by Che, Joe
I am doing a port of omniORG 410 to Cygwin (WindowsXP). I am using the
gcc 3.4.4 from Cygwin and I am able to compile every things using
x86_nt_4.0_migw.mk and migw.mk with some modification. When I try to
execute the eg2_impl.exe and eg2_clt.exe. The eg2_impl.exe is core dump
when eg2_clt.exe is calling orb->destroy(). So I try to set break point
using eclipse CDT with the Cygwin gdb and now the eg2_impl.exe is never
crashed. But when I execute eg2_impl.exe under Cygwin shell, it is
always crashed. Did any one can help me to find out what is the problem?
Thanks in advance. (Note: I also go back to port omniORB 407 and also
having the same crash :-(.
If the server crashes when the client cleans up, it almost certainly
means that the C++ exception handling is broken, since the client going
away causes an exception in the server that should be handled. If the
server dies, that's a sign the exception was not caught. Perhaps the
Cygwin gcc was not configured with --enable-threads?

I think you should ask about it on a cygwin group.

Cheers,

Duncan.
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