Issue 127: CHECK(state_ == DESTROYED) failed
http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=127
Comment #6 by [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Victor,
I could not get access to your code at the above URL. However, from your
description, it seems that you are calling Dispose on a global handle, then
you are
calling MakeWeak or ClearWeak on the same handle, and then at some later
point you
are getting your error when attempting to create a new global handle.
After calling Dispose on a global handle, you are not allowed to use it
anymore.
Basically, Dispose is telling V8 that it can reuse the memory used for the
global
handle. Using a disposed global handle corresponds to messing with
deallocated
memory.
You are getting the error very late, so I am going to add extra asserts to
the global
handle code so you hit an assertion if you try to call MakeWeak or
ClearWeak on a
disposed handle. Hopefully, this will make it easier to track these issues
down.
For your code, it seems that what you are doing in comment 5 is the right
thing to
do. You could do the same by doing:
connections[fd].Dispose();
connections[fd].Clear();
Issue attribute updates:
Status: Fixed
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