Hello,

I am running into an assertion failure, assert(!downstreamPending), in
MSHR::clearDownstreamPending(). This assert fails some of the time, but not
always. My question is, what is the difference between markedPending and
downstreamPending? It seems that marked pending is only every used inside
of TargetList::clearDownStremPending() to determine whether or not a
recursive call to mshr->clearDownStreamPending() should be made. But, it's
never set outside of the ctor. I am wondering if the use of iterators with
recursion is causing some sort of memory corruption. Should the if() inside
of TargetList::clearDownstreamPending() check for downstreamPending? As
opposed to markedPending?

Thanks,
Tony
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