milko
ben fleis
lbf at umich.edu
Fri Feb 18 21:42:43 CET 2000
Hi --
I am a CS grad student involved in file-system research project. We are
looking at using arla/milko as a code base for our system, because afs
is the closest match [in spirit and function] to the system we'll be
writing. (Our initial prototype was NFS based, and terrible :)
Arla itself is giving my no problems. Milko [the afs server name, yes?]
is another issue. Although it compiles, the `fileserver' executable
seems unwilling to run. Tracing through the code and gdb, it fails an
assertion when trying to create hash tables during the ropa_init. The
code snippets in question [arla-2000-02-15 snapshot] follow.
The failling assertion is right below: (sz > 0)
util/hash.c:
------------
Hashtab *
hashtabnew(int sz,
int (*cmp) (void *, void *),
unsigned (*hash) (void *))
{
Hashtab *htab;
int i;
assert(sz > 0);
...
}
------------
milko/lib/ropa/ropa.c:
-------
static unsigned long num_callbacks = 0;
...
void
create_callbacks (void)
{
...
num_callbacks += NUM_CALLBACKS;
}
...
/*
* init the ropa-module
*/
int
ropa_init (unsigned long num_callback, unsigned long num_clients)
{
ht_callbacks = hashtabnew (num_callbacks, callbacks_cmp, callbacks_hash);
...
create_callbacks();
...
return 0;
}
------
num_callbacks is init'd to 0, and never gets updated until after
hashtabnew is called. However, hashtabnew expects (sz > 0), so this
seems destined to fail. Am I missing something, or is this a known
problem? thanks.
ben fleis
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