Hi Scott,

You don't need to use id_gen_safe for your ids. If you switch to using id_gen_fast_register, it should fix the abort you're seeing. The abort is caused by the gen_safe code not being initialized by default on the server now, unless components actually need to use it.

-sam

On Sep 7, 2007, at 1:44 PM, Scott Atchley wrote:

Hi all,

I am trying a fresh checkout of PVFS2 from this morning. I have a single server and a single client.

As soon as the client connects, the server aborts. Using gdb, the server calls BMI_mx_post_send_list(). This function calls my common send function, bmx_post_send_common, which calls id_gen_safe_register().

In that function, there is an assert which fails:

(gdb)
61      int id_gen_safe_register(
62          PVFS_id_gen_t *new_id,
63          void *item)
64      {
65          id_gen_safe_t *id_elem = NULL;
66
67          assert(s_id_gen_safe_table != NULL);
68
(gdb) p s_id_gen_safe_table
$8 = (struct qhash_table *) 0x0

Where is this table initialized? Is this something I need to worry about or is cvs broken?

Thanks,

Scott
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