Subsurface planner: Crash on delete cylinder

Stefan Fuchs sfuchs at gmx.de
Fri Oct 20 08:01:11 PDT 2017


Hi All,
 
Am 20.10.2017 um 16:11 schrieb Guillaume Gardet:
>
>>>>> That's ugly. I found s.th. similar this morning also when deleting
>>>>> a cylinder but only in the merged dive I played with.
>>>>> Could come from my changes. I found already one bug and fixed it
>>>>> (see PRs) but that was not all - crash still there.
>>>>
>>>> Start Subsurface
>>>>
>>>> Select file -> New logbook
>>>>
>>>> Select Log -> Plan dive
>>>>
>>>> Mine starts with a single D12 AIR twinset being defined and a 20
>>>> min dive at 15m.
>>>>
>>>> Add an AL80 cylinder with EAN50
>>>>
>>>> In nth Dive points table change the dive to 60 minutes at 20m
>>>> (results in awful profile)
>>>>
>>>> Delete EAN50 cylinder
>>>>
>>>> Crash
>>>>
>>> Odd. Usually I'm the one seeing all the crashes with my MXE Windows
>>> build. But not this one.
>>> Any new findings?
>>> Can you provide a screenshot of the full planner window with the setup?
>>>
>>> Meanwhile I will try another build flavor and then also Linux.
>> Ok, I have it in front of me now:
>> Seems to be nothing were we or I did really change s.th. during the
>> last days. But for sure what I did is that I implemented a few more
>> triggers for updates between the cylinder table and everything else
>> in the planner. That may have revealed an issue.
>>
>> BT attached below.
>>
>> From my limited experience:
>> Is this s.th. coming from a race condition?
>> We do check in planner .c update_cylinder_pressure for "if (!cyl)",
>> this doesn't "fail" and then we crash a few lines later doing
>> "cyl->gas_used.mliter += gas_used.mliter;"
>>

Could you please try:
https://github.com/Subsurface-divelog/subsurface/pull/704


-- 

Stefan Fuchs
E-Mail: sfuchs at gmx.de <mailto:sfuchs at gmx.de>

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