Hi All,
I received the follow message, on linux 64 bits.
On a single machine ran two instance of 1.6.1 r5830 compiled by JTSDK
2.0.14 in debug mode (only SEPARATE is No)
The two instance are running on separate audio board interconnected by
physical cross cable to understand some new modes functionality without
a effective RTX connection.
"wsjtx -r pci1" jt9 mode G fast 15s in TX "CQ IW3RAB JN65"
"wsjtx -r pci2" jtmsk 15s in RX
On "wsjtx -r pci2" error is:
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to Thread 0x7fffdbffe700 (LWP 8321)]
0x000000000061000c in nhash (key=0x7fffdbff7300,
length=7885636023554499341,
initval=146) at /home/sandro/jtsdk/src/wsjtx_exp/lib/wsprd/nhash.c:220
220 b += k[1];
NOTE: I never select wsprd in this test, it is future homework.
Sorry for the intrusion,
73
Sandro
IW3RAB
Il 30/08/2015 16:15, Steven Franke ha scritto:
> Joe -
>
> In perusing the wsjtx_exp code this morning, I noticed two things:
>
> 1. All references to nhash.c in CMakeLists.txt are to the version in
> /lib/wsprd - so it seems that changes in /lib/nhash.c are not going to make
> any difference. If this is working for you, then perhaps we can just delete
> the nhash.c/nhash.h in /lib?
>
> 2. in /lib/nhash.h, length is declared size_t in nhash and uint32_t in
> nhash_, whereas in /lib/nhash.c is it uint32_t in nhash.c and uint32_t in
> nhash_
>
> I’m guessing that item 2 is not the problem due to item 1?
>
> I think that we need to resolve the differences between the two nhash.c’s and
> get rid of one of them.
>
> Steve
>
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