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I unfortunately cannot seem to isolate the issue into a small test case, but I am filing a bug for some help until I can.
Output of rustc --version
rustc --version
rustc 0.8-pre (9239d69 2013-07-10 23:37:40 -0700) host: x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
The relevant code is in file: https://github.com/MarkJr94/bzip2rs/blob/master/bzip2.rs
Specifically, the Bzip2Compressor::compress method failes with a segmentation fault. I checked using good old printf debugging, and the segfault is caused by the loop continuing to execute even though the condition here: https://github.com/MarkJr94/bzip2rs/blob/master/bzip2.rs#L180 is no longer true. Notably, an explicit break; statement, located here: https://github.com/MarkJr94/bzip2rs/blob/master/bzip2.rs#L207-L210 did not fix the issue.
break;
The data I am compressing is the file itself, which you can see in the main function here: https://github.com/MarkJr94/bzip2rs/blob/master/bzip2.rs#L481-L502
When I perform rustc --bin bzip2.rs && ./bzip2 I get a segmentation fault.
rustc --bin bzip2.rs && ./bzip2
I tracked down the error with some help from the lovely folks on IRC, and noticed if I changed this line: https://github.com/MarkJr94/bzip2rs/blob/master/bzip2.rs#L193 from return fail!(); to fail!(); the code worked as expected. Simply commenting out this entire block https://github.com/MarkJr94/bzip2rs/blob/master/bzip2.rs#L191-L194 also makes things work. The issue seems to be with the return fail!(); and I was told on IRC to file this issue, as it seems seperate from #6675.
return fail!();
fail!();
I am continuing to work on isolating the issue.
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@MarkJr94 unless you have any update on this, I'm going to close it as there's nothing really actionable here.
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I unfortunately cannot seem to isolate the issue into a small test case, but I am filing a bug for some help until I can.
Output of
rustc --version
The relevant code is in file: https://github.com/MarkJr94/bzip2rs/blob/master/bzip2.rs
Specifically, the Bzip2Compressor::compress method failes with a segmentation fault. I checked using good old printf debugging, and the segfault is caused by the loop continuing to execute even though the condition here: https://github.com/MarkJr94/bzip2rs/blob/master/bzip2.rs#L180 is no longer true. Notably, an explicit
break;
statement, located here: https://github.com/MarkJr94/bzip2rs/blob/master/bzip2.rs#L207-L210 did not fix the issue.The data I am compressing is the file itself, which you can see in the main function here: https://github.com/MarkJr94/bzip2rs/blob/master/bzip2.rs#L481-L502
When I perform
rustc --bin bzip2.rs && ./bzip2
I get a segmentation fault.I tracked down the error with some help from the lovely folks on IRC, and noticed if I changed this line: https://github.com/MarkJr94/bzip2rs/blob/master/bzip2.rs#L193
from
return fail!();
tofail!();
the code worked as expected. Simply commenting out this entire block https://github.com/MarkJr94/bzip2rs/blob/master/bzip2.rs#L191-L194 also makes things work. The issue seems to be with thereturn fail!();
and I was told on IRC to file this issue, as it seems seperate from #6675.I am continuing to work on isolating the issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: