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Re: eCos + goAhead probelm


Hi, sebastien,

Thanks for your information.
I try your suggestion on my target. The problem of out of memory disappleared!!!
The goAhead isn't crashed, but very very slowly when open a simple page.
Do you have any experience about this ?


Hao


Hello All,
In the past , (With GoAhead Webserver v 2.1.7) , I ran into the same kind of problem with eCos.
After investigation this was caused by function "int socketSelect(int sid, int timeout)" in file Sockgen.c (the one /* not WIN || CE || NW */ ) which makes calls to balloc.
Using the another "socketSelect" (the one #if (defined (WIN) || defined (CE) ) solved the memory leak/overflow. May be you should try this before modifying balloc.c .


Note : Now, I use a 64K balloc buffer without any problems.

Hope this helps. Have a nice day.

On Tuesday 17 August 2004 06:41, Hao wrote:


Recently,  I modify balloc() in balloc.c of goAhead.
I try to increase 64bytes at the line of  malloc() .  And the problem of
out of memory disappeared.
So , I think it's not the probelm caused by eCos.
I think it's caused by goAhead somewhere that call balloc() and use
wrong size.

Now, in my target, goAhead still unstable just like you say. Then I use
very simple web page instead of default web page(home.asp).
It still unstable, but not crashed.
But it can work very fine when I use 'lynx' instead of other browser(IE,
mozilla..).
I don't know what's the difference of behavior between lynx and other
browser (IE,mozilla).

Hope this information can help you something.

Hao



Hello Hao!





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