Dave,
Just about every module in the package does not check the return value
of putq. They will all need to be changed from:
putq(q, mp);
to
if (!putq(q, mp))
freemsg(mp);
Or did you catch that already.
--brian
On Thu, 03 Jun 2004, Dave Grothe wrote:
>
> Let's just say it's a bug in LiS putq. I changed it to match the
> Solaris/HPUX behavior.
> -- Dave
> At 03:24 PM 6/3/2004, Eugene LiS User wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Being directed per 'Streams and SMP' thread to use putq()
> instead of put() I have noticed the following discrepancy(sp?)
> inputq() implementation:
> On Solaris and HPUX if putq() fails it does not do freemsg() inside
> itself
> whereas in LiS it does.
> I.e. on Solaris/HPUX drivers can do like this:
> if(!putq(q,mp) freemsg(mp)
> On Lis this causes trouble, since putq() already freed the message
> before it returned 0.
> --
> Eugene
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