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Duncan Grisby wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Wednesday 28 January, Serguei Kolos wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I have encountered a strange problem while doing shutdown
at the end of my CORBA application. My program crashes with
segmentation fault, but not in the main thread (where the shutdown
is called) but in the other thread. The stacks for the crashed and
main threads are shown at the end of the message.
If I don't call the shutdown method I don't have this problem.
With the call to shutdown the problem is easily reproducible.
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The stack trace shows that a network connection worker thread tried to
throw an exception (as it should during shutdown), and the exception
handling blew up. Was your gcc compiled with thread support? I'm
pretty certain that this isn't an omniORB issue.
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I have the same impression :).<br>
Does anybody know how I can find out was my gcc compiled with thread support
or not?<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Sergei<br>
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