Markus Wichitill wrote:t\perl\ithreads.........................Attempt to free temp prematurely: SV 0x6cc4a14, Perl interpreter: 0x6c90cfc at C:\Dev\debug\modperl-2.0\t\response/TestPerl/ithreads.pm line 44.
request has failed (the response code was: 500)
Seems to have crashed Apache, as all later tests failed (but I forgot to look at the process list to check if it was really gone). No crash popup this time, so no JIT debugging. Didn't see anything in the error_log. Can't reproduce it anymore.
I now always get this. Apache exits, but doesn't crash in a way that would allow me to debug it. If I attach the debugger during the "nmake test" execution, all I see is:
[...]
Loaded symbols for 'C:\Dev\debug\perl\lib\auto\Encode\Encode.dll'
The thread 0x3BC has exited with code 9 (0x9).
The thread 0xEC has exited with code 9 (0x9).
The thread 0x5FC has exited with code 9 (0x9).
[more threads]
The program 'C:\Dev\debug\apache\bin\apache.exe' has exited with code 9 (0x9).
If you can reliably get this problem, we need to figure what tests sequence causes it, before we can even start solving it. You could try to do that manually (with a binary search). Or if you can get hold of some error messages in the error_log you could adjust TestSmoke.pm to check those after runnin each test. It already checks for a core file after each test is run and considers the test to be failure if it finds one. So you could add another hook, and check error_log (for which it already holds the pointer in the filehandle, which is moved after each test) for custom error messages.
Manual search would be cruel, there's nothing in the log, and there's no coredumps on Win32 - but since this, unlike the leak issue, is a real failure, I've run
perl t\SMOKE -order=rotate -times=1 -verbose
which yields the reduced sequence
perl t\TEST -verbose t\filter\in_bbs_msg.t t\filter\in_bbs_underrun.t t\filter\in_error.t t\filter\in_init_basic.t t\perl\ithreads.t
ithreads.t in that sequence doesn't fail with the same "Attempt to free temp prematurely" error however, but with the "OS 10053" error from my "t\apache\discard_rbody.t smoked" thread that went nowhere. Oh well.
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