It seems the problem causing our server crashes is that I recompiled
AOLServer with -O2 on Linux. When compiled with -g, the server
doesn't crash, and the test case seems to be running reliably at the
same speed - actually, a little faster.
You might also try different -O levels to see if
On 2002.06.13, Jim Wilcoxson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems the problem causing our server crashes is that I recompiled
AOLServer with -O2 on Linux. When compiled with -g, the server
doesn't crash, and the test case seems to be running reliably at the
same speed - actually, a little
-O1 doesn't work, so I think any optimization is out.-Jim
It seems the problem causing our server crashes is that I recompiled
AOLServer with -O2 on Linux. When compiled with -g, the server
doesn't crash, and the test case seems to be running reliably at the
same speed - actually,
I narrowed this nagging server crash bug down today to a test case:
ns_share sharevar
set sharevar(1) 1
if {[info exists sharevar(2)]} {
}
ns_return 200 text/plain hi
Putting this TCL script in pageroot with no other modules loaded and
hitting it at a rate of about 800 times per
