Destroying a rt-ipc fifo on which a task is waiting causes a
segmentation fault;
In the init_module:
I create an rt-ipc fifo;
I initialize one task;
I start the task;
What the task does:
only waits on some data from the created fifo (rtf_receive with timeout
parameter equal to RT_WAIT_FOREVER). When available, it prints the data
on the screen and still waits for other data. (in a loop)
In the cleanup_module:
I delete the task -> done successfully.
I destroy the fifo -> this causes a segmentation fault, i.e. the call
to rtf_ipc_destroy crashes, with some stack trace (?) on the screen.
Bug ?
Something I've forgot to do ?
A way to avoid this ?
Thanks !
Pierre
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