PS:
If you do not know the stack structure use the debugger - Set some breakpoints at the
start of method calls and from where the methods are called and see what happens to
the stack window, the ESP (Stack Pointer) & EBP (Base/Frame Pointer for Method
parameters and Local method variables) registers. It can be easier to trace up the
stack using the EBP.
Myles
-----Original Message-----
From: Kerry Sainsbury [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 1999 9:20 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: [DUG]: What am I waiting for?
Hi folks,
I have some code (a Delphi CORBA server) that likes to freeze up after an
hour or more of multi-threaded abuse.
The server's threads are sitting in either WaitForSingleObject or
WaitForMultipleObject.
Fine. We obviously have a deadlock. But where? Is there any way of telling
*what* we're waiting on - by looking at the registers in the CPU window, or
something?
It *can't* be any of my code (he says optimistically) because the current
version protected method calls with a shared critical section.
Thanks,
Kerry S
PS: Paul - you can stop laughing now :-)
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