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Re: [Swarm-Support] Lisp saving objects subclassed from Arguments_c
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Paul Johnson |
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Re: [Swarm-Support] Lisp saving objects subclassed from Arguments_c |
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Wed, 18 Apr 2007 00:13:44 -0500 |
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Marcus G. Daniels wrote:
Marcus G. Daniels wrote:
I suspect it is because there is a function variable in Arguments_c,
that serialization code doesn't know how to handle.
Nope, that's not it. Here's a test case that perhaps you can adapt to
break and illustrate the problem.
This only tests writing. It should write a complete myFile.scm file if
you invoke it like this:
./a.out -X 12 -Y test
Interesting. Thank you again for pointing the way. I had not seen the
usage of the addOption: method, I've always been using the older style C
struct.
If I run your example with no command line arguments, I get the same
kind of segmentation fault I got before, but if I run it with these two
arguments as you do, it is OK.
If I put in default values for those variables, then it works -- no
crash--without the command line options. (Working example below). As
long as all the variables have default values, all is well.
After experimentation, I found the cause of the crashes I was
experiencing. I was initializing one string variable to nothing, as in.
args->gnorkGnork= NULL;
Any variable that does not have a valid non-NULL value will trigger a
segmentation fault.
#include <simtools.h> // initSwarmArguments
#include <defobj.h>
#include <defobj/Arguments.h>
#include <misc.h> // atoi, strdup
@interface MyArguments: Arguments_c
{
int foobar;
char *gnorkGnork;
}
@end
@implementation MyArguments
+ createBegin: aZone
{
MyArguments * args = [super createBegin: aZone];
[args addOption: "foobar" key: 'X' arg: "value" flags: 0
doc: "the important foobar value"
group: 100];
[args addOption: "gnorkgnork" key: 'Y' arg: "value" flags: 0
doc: "the less crucial gnorkgnork value"
group: 101];
args->foobar = 10;
args->gnorkGnork= "WHATEVER";
// CRASH IF: args->gnorkGnork=NULL;
return args;
}
- (int)parseKey: (int)key arg: (const char *)arg
{
if (key == 'X') {
foobar = atoi (arg);
return 0;
} else if (key == 'Y') {
gnorkGnork = strdup (arg);
return 0;
}
else
return [super parseKey: key arg: arg];
}
- (void)saveParameters: (char*)aString
{
char dataArchiveName[strlen (aString + 4 + 1)];
id dataArchiver;
sprintf (dataArchiveName,"%s.scm", aString);
printf ("saving to `%s'\n", dataArchiveName);
dataArchiver = [LispArchiver create: [self getZone]
setPath: dataArchiveName];
[dataArchiver putShallow: "parameters" object: self];
[dataArchiver sync];
[dataArchiver drop];
}
@end
int
main (int argc, const char **argv)
{
initSwarmArguments (argc, argv, [MyArguments class]);
[(id) arguments saveParameters: "myFile"];
return 0;
}
/*
Local Variables:
compile-command: "gcc -D_GNU_SOURCE address@hidden -g
-I/usr/include/swarm -L/usr/lib/swarm -Wl,-rpath,/usr/lib/swarm test.m
-lswarm -lobjc"
End:
*/
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