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Re: ReaperQueue
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Ken Cline |
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Re: ReaperQueue |
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Mon, 19 Jul 1999 23:29:24 -0400 (EDT) |
On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, Jayshree Sarma wrote:
> I did look at the code for deleteAll. The reaperQueue
> is not nil, yet both these statements cause the program to seg fault
> [reaperQueue deleteAll];
> [reaperQueue removeAll];
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> When I comment out this line the program runs fine, no seg fault! The
> problem is that I need to delete the reaper queue. There is only
> one member in the reaper queue at that time.
Hmmm.. that suggests to me that the reaperQueue contains a
pointer to a member that has already been dropped. Its
just a guess though; I'd have to look at the code or a
backtrace.
Just to precise, you want to delete all the members of the
reaperQueue but keep the reaperQueue for reuse, right?
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