On 27 March 2007 05:05, seema r j wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have an application which uses IPC functionalities for sending and
> receiving messages from other application. I have made the following
> configuration for message queue, shared memory and semaphore
>
> MSGINFO:
> MSGMAX: 4096
> MSGMNI: 50
> MSGTQL: 400
> MSGMAP: 402
> MSGMNB: 16384
>
> SEMINFO:
> SEMMNI: 200
> SEMMNS: 128
> SEMMNU: 150
>
> SHMINFO:
> SHMMNI: 100
> SHMMAX: 2000000
>
> When I run through my application, it will give successful response for 3
> messages out 5 messages and my client application hangs. My Error log file
> has recorded the following statements:
>
> CU-E-3404(3196):Unable to Send Communication Packet (CUP) on Queue.
> msgsnd-E-3011(3196):EAGAIN No more processes.
>
> So please... can any one suggest where m going wrong and please give me the
> possible solutions for it.
Well, it should be completely obvious from all that information to anyone
but a fool that the bug is on line 4373 of your application, where you have
mistyped a semi-colon as a commma, thus turning a statement into a
comma-series expression and thereby extending the scope of the preceding 'if'
to encompass the following subroutine call.
Either that, or a hippo ate it.
cheers,
DaveK
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