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Assertion failed: !more || pipes [current] != pipe_ (fq.cpp:61) #119

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chuckremes opened this issue Nov 22, 2010 · 2 comments
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Assertion failed: !more || pipes [current] != pipe_ (fq.cpp:61) #119

chuckremes opened this issue Nov 22, 2010 · 2 comments

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@chuckremes
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Backtrace for the thread that has asserted:

https://gist.github.com/710510

I am hopeful the backtrace will be sufficient. There are a lot of sockets at work in a very complex system, so reducing it to a simple case is unlikely. :(

The assertion raises in my program when it is 1) under load, and 2) I hit ctrl-C or send a INT or TERM signal to end the program.

This is against commit ac40680 of master.

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I can no longer reproduce this. Closing.

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hexa00 commented Mar 29, 2011

I can reproduce this every time with a pub/sub scenario :

I'm using 2.1.3 using c++ bindings

Doing a publisher while (1) and a two part message (first part 10 bytes second 512 bytes) ...

And a subscriber while (1).. with a subscription to all channels..

2 threads are created... they stop after 10 secs ...
It seems to happen at the end.. maybe something to do with termination..

But the 2 threads are joined correctly and their sockets closed on destruction...

Then the context is destroyed...

Maybe a good idea to reopen ? I will try to make a simple app reproducing the issue..
Any ideas meanwhile are welcome...

benjdero pushed a commit to benjdero/libzmq that referenced this issue Feb 20, 2023
Dependency fixed to CZMQ 2.1.0+
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