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DCE application crashes when calling atexit handlers if it "never ends" #135

Open chenbq83 opened 1 year ago

chenbq83 commented 1 year ago

Description of the problem

I run my application on DCE, and it crashes when test ends. The application is something like a server, so it "never ended" when the whole test ends. It crashes when some global variable's destructor of this application is being called. and it crashes because some local variable on the stack has not yet released (because the process is still "run").

I guess this might be a problem of DCE. DCE calls the process's atexit handlers on TaskManager::DoDispose() while some objects on stack are never released. As a workaround, I skip the "dce___cxa_finalize " call.

What is your opinion? and how to fix this? Thanks

void TaskManager::DoDispose (void)
{
  if (m_disposing)
    {
      return;
    }
  m_disposing = 1;

  // Flush every FILEs in every processes.
  Ptr<DceManager> dceManager = this->GetObject<DceManager> ();

  if (0 != dceManager)
    {
      std::map<uint16_t, Process *> procs = dceManager->GetProcs ();
      std::map<uint16_t, Process *>::iterator it;

      for (it = procs.begin (); it != procs.end (); it++)
        {
          if (0 != it->second)
            {
              gDisposingThreadContext = it->second->threads.back ();

              // call atexit handler for linux kernel
              // dce___cxa_finalize (0);                                         <<<<<<< Skip the atexit handler 
              if (0 != gDisposingThreadContext)
                {
                  Process *p = it->second;
                  for (std::vector<FILE *>::const_iterator i = p->openStreams.begin ();
                       i != p->openStreams.end (); ++i)
                    {
                      fflush (*i);
                    }
                }
              gDisposingThreadContext = 0;
            }
        }
    }
  Object::DoDispose ();
}

output of ./waf configure

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Steps to reproduce

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