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Don't look any further. I have found it.
It is a rerun of the same problem.
sctp_receive expects a pointer to a buffer that must be allocated by MY
program.
But I did not have such a buffer.
I just passed the pointer and expected that you allocated a buffer.(which
you don't)
After looking at valgrind output, I realised my error and alloced a buffer
myself and
behold, no protestations from valgrind on that issue and I can receive msg
with lengths
from 5 to 25,10,60,38.....
I relied on the documentation of sctp.h too much. It is nowhere mentioned
or I didn't read enough.
Maybe at least the sctp.h file should mention that...

Thanks you for all the help and suggestions and sorry for bothering you.
Hope you have a nice weekend(well no bugs to search for...)

yours sincerly,
Lode

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Fax: +32-14-253212


> One more thing:
>
> if you run Linux, and if performance is not absolutely
> necessary, you might want to try to run valgrind.
> (please see http://developer.kde.org/~sewardj/ )
>
> As for memory problems, it is absolutely cool, i.e.
> the *best* thing I have found so far.
>
> Regards,
> Andreas
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• [SCTP-Discussion] segvault, Coene Lode, 09/19/2002
  • Re: [SCTP-Discussion] segvault, Andreas Jungmaier, 09/19/2002
  • <Possible follow-up(s)>
  • RE: [SCTP-Discussion] segvault, Coene Lode, 09/20/2002

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