Lpthread causing close() to fail

I'm noticing a bug that occurs whereby EBADF is being returned by the close() function randomly. The general test case does nothing but open()/dup()/close() a file channel over and over. If run on a multi-processor machine, with multiple processes running the same test case at the same time, WITHOUT -lpthreads, it runs like a charm. If I simply add -lpthread to the compile line (the program makes no use of threads, secondary processes, or anything else), I get random EBADF failures in the open()/dup()/close() routines.
Anyone have any ideas?

Please say which version of Solaris you're using.
Does the problem only happen when you are running multlple copies
of the process?
What kind of open is it? Are you opening a file, a socket?
I assume you are checking the return values of the open and dup calls, and
all the other related system calls, right? If the open or dup fails, then the
FD will have a bad value, and you would expect the close() to fail.
--chris

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JAVA Sax mapping replaces &_amp; with & causing mapping to fail

Hi all,
I have the following mapping scenario:
Source XML -> Java Sax Mapping -> Graphical Mapping -> Target structure
The source XML is valid and caters for special characters like & which appear as &_amp; in the XML (ignore the underscore _ without it the editor strips the amp;, isn't that ironic!).
The second step of the interface mapping, which is the graphical map, is failing. It seems that the Java Sax mapping is replacing &_amp; with & in the XML, which is then causing the graphical map to fail as it cannot handle the special character &.
Is there anyway I can prevent the Java Sax mapping from changing & to &
Or is the only solution for me to write extra code in the Java map to convert & back to &_amp; before passing to the second mapping step????
Any help appreciated.
Che
Edited by: Che Eky on Feb 18, 2009 11:05 PM

Hi..
Use this in your source xml file for '&' ->"&_amp;" remove the underscore
Regards..
Krishna..
Edited by: PrasannaKrishna Mynam on Feb 19, 2009 2:20 PM
Edited by: PrasannaKrishna Mynam on Feb 19, 2009 2:20 PM

Space in "Program Files" causing JNI_CreateJavaVM to fail

JNI experts:
I'm launching a VM from a .exe (Win2000) written in C using MSVC and using JNI_CreateJavaVM. I'd like to specify the location of my installed jar file using the
-Djava.class.path=path as an optionString in an options element of JavaVMInitArgs.
All works wonderfully. Congratulations to all those who made JNI happen :)
So... there's one problem. When my jar file is installed in c:\Program Files\xyz\myfile.jar the JVM fails to find it. When installed in c:\xyz\myfile.jar the JVM finds it and all is well.
It looks like this: "-Djava.class.path=c:\Program Files\..."
So I'm rather convinced the space between Program and Files is causing the problem. I've tried many hacks and searched the web and newsgroups to a large degree... with no luck.
This is jdk1.3 and I've tried both JDK and JRE dlls:
c:\Program Files\JavaSoft\JRE\1.3.0_0\bin\hotspot\jvm.dll
and
c:\jdk1.3\bin\hotspot\jvm.dll
I've also tried classic instead of hotspot.
Any clues would be helpful. Or, can I get access to the JVM code (I know that much of the Java implementation is available in various locations). I'm sure after dissecting that I could find the problem.
Also, installing the .jar file in a directory without spaces in the name is unacceptable :(
Thanks much...
-Clint

Ok, I've found the problem. For reference:
1. Use the ext directories (jre/lib/ext). However, this won't work when using older JVMs. Which I'm attempting to provide backward compatibility.
OR
2. The java.class.path system property must contain entire path of a jar file, not just a directory containing the jar files of interest.
ALSO
3. An odd behavior. When the java.class.path system property contains an invalid path, the JVM seems to add the current working directory (the directory from where the JVM was initated) to the java.class.path property. For instance, I had:
-Djava.class.path=c:\test;c:\testBad;
where c:\testBad is not an actual directory. This will make the JVM look in the CWD to look for class files. Or so that is the behavior that I witnessed. Go figure...
-Clint

600-page Fm file causes script to fail

My script goes through all files in a book to find changebars. It works fine except when it tries to process two very large FrameMaker files, each one being almost 600 pages long. When I try to run one of these large files separately, it fails by not producing any output in the separate changes file into which I am pasting changed sections. There are changebars in the large file but nothing happens.
But if I cut out about 100 pages from the file, then the script works and produces output in the changes file. I have watched the memory usage with Windows Task Manager when I run the full large file and it does not appear to be running out of memory.
Any idea what might be causing this?
Thanks,
Mark

Mark,
Stranger things have happened and it is tough to troubleshoot from here. I'd suggest putting in some kind of debug routine to narrow down exactly where the problem is occurring. For example, in this case I would probably have my script select each paragraph as it walks through the source file, then pop up a confirm() box which aborts the script on No. That way, you can find out exactly where the script gets lost. At first, maybe have it stop every 10 paragraphs or so, since you have such a large file. It's a bit time consuming, but often it's what you have to do in this environment. You might be surprised what you find and it is possible that the file length is a red herring.
Russ

IPhone: open()/close(), etc, fails, yet fopen()/fclose() works...why?

I've just wasted about a days worth of development effort trying to figure out why my logging routines on the iPhone fail (while working on the simulator). I was using the standard C routines open/close/read/write. Their return values are valid, so imply they are working, yet no files are produced.
I finally discovered in the docs that iPhone supposedly supports fopen()/fclose() etc .Since these are typically mere wrappers to the lower level functions they should fail also, but I gave them a shot and they work as advertised. So why the *((# should open() fail when fopen() works???
grrrrr.....

Because Apple told you not to call anything that wasn't in the documentation when you signed up for access to the SDK.

"Shared" volume alias won't delete & causes SuperDuper to fail

Using SuperDuper to keep my backups. Problem: when it got to a certain file, it fails. Read the error log, turned out to be /var/.../spool/qmaster/E71DE744-5EA5E572/shared
I use Qmaster for Compressor, etc. The date stamp for the enclosing folder was around the time I was messing with some Qmaster settings, and thus probably created it then.
"Shared" is a volume alias that "can't be found". It won't delete.
How can I get rid of this busted volume alias?
Thanks!

Bob Woodhead wrote:
Yes, I'd appreciate the Terminal command.
Launch Terminal, then issue the command "cd /var". (This and all other commands should be entered without the quotes.) As you wish you can then use the command "pwd" to track your progress through the hierarcy and "ls" (that's a lower-case letter "L") to display what's in each level. Use another "cd" command (without a leading slash) to descend through each level. Once you've reached the level with that alias, issue the command "ls -l shared". The resulting line should show either the letter "l" (another lower-case letter "L") at the left end indicating that it's a "softlink" or an "@" symbol at the right end of the first group of characters indicating that it's an alias. It should also show a pointer to the unmounted volume at the far right.
Now try the command "rm shared". Given your earlier experience, that will probably fail. Then issue the command "sudo rm -i shared". You'll be prompted for your administrative password. Enter it and press <return>. The "-i" flag will then cause it to ask you to confirm whether you want to delete "shared". Enter the letter "y" (without quotes) and press <return>. It should now be gone.
I've put doubled spaced between command elements to improve readability, but the extra spaces aren't necessary.

Confirmed Bug in Siri - Texting a character not found in 7-bit ASCII Table Causes SMS to Fail

I am 99.9% certain I have singlehandedly discovered and solved a bug in Siri that causes SMS messages to fail (without a failure notice, i.e. red exclamation mark). This problem confounded me for several weeks. (Note: This issue does not affect iMessages.) After four hours of support phone calls to AT&T and Apple, 2 replacement iPhones (set up as new iPhones, and not restoring the backup), a SIM card replacement, a reprovisioning of my entire account with AT&T, and a very upset girlfriend who was understandably skeptical that I was really texting her when I said I was, I had no solution in sight, and my SMS woes persisted. I ended up solving the problem on my own through trial and error.
THE PROBLEM:
When I dictate an SMS message, if I dictate the word "elipsis" it rightly interprets what I have said as "..."
However, as of today's date, Siri interprets "elipsis" an an extended ASCII version of "...", a version where the elipsis is actually one character and not three separate periods. The one character version of elipsis is not found in 7-bit ASCII.
If you try to text a character that is not 7-bit ASCII, your text message will not be received by the recipient, regardless of the recipient's carrier or phone, and you will not get a failure notice.
If you have any doubt whether Siri has interpreted "elipsis" as one character or as three, try deleting it. If the entire elipsis deletes simply by depressing delete one time, you have generated the single character (non 7-bit) elipsis, a character that cannot be texted, and which will "mysteriously" cause your text to fall into an abyss.
THE SOLUTION:
It seems that the permanent solution is that the Siri servers or the iOS needs to be reprogrammed only to respond with 7-bt ASCII characters when the user depresses the Siri button to dictate an SMS message. In the meantime, until Apple solves this probem, the user should refrain from dictating any punctuation that will cause Siri to respond with a non 7-bit ASCII character.
(Apple, I want a gift certificate for solving this problem.)

Too bad Apple will never see this post since this is a user-to-user site.
http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

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