Re: allocator_claim_pages:449

2023-12-01 Thread Martin Avison
In article <8e67b10b5b.harr...@bazleyfamily.co.uk>,
   Harriet Bazley  wrote:
> Since downloading v6511 of Netsurf I keep seeing "Unknown dynamic
> area" errors pop up in my Reporter window.  These are 'silent'
> errors that don't generate a WIMP error box, so presumably the user
> is not supposed to be aware of them, but it gives the impression
> that the app is running out of memory

> Reporter 2.72 (15 Aug 2020) List Fri 1st Dec 2023  01:11  

> 01:06:46.54 ** Clear ** from Menu
> allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
> allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
> allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
> allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
> allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
> allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
> allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
> allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
> allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area

> Reporter 2.72 (15 Aug 2020) Listed 10 lines

They do not look like messages caused by a RISC OS error being raised,
but more like  messages produced by a specific Reporter call within
the program.

Martin
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Re: allocator_claim_pages:449

2023-12-01 Thread John-Mark Bell

On 01/12/2023 09:57, Martin Avison wrote:

In article <8e67b10b5b.harr...@bazleyfamily.co.uk>,
Harriet Bazley  wrote:

Since downloading v6511 of Netsurf I keep seeing "Unknown dynamic
area" errors pop up in my Reporter window.  These are 'silent'
errors that don't generate a WIMP error box, so presumably the user
is not supposed to be aware of them, but it gives the impression
that the app is running out of memory



Reporter 2.72 (15 Aug 2020) List Fri 1st Dec 2023  01:11



01:06:46.54 ** Clear ** from Menu
allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area



Reporter 2.72 (15 Aug 2020) Listed 10 lines


They do not look like messages caused by a RISC OS error being raised,
but more like  messages produced by a specific Reporter call within
the program.


These appear to emitted by the ARMEABISupport module. There is, to my 
knowledge, no "official" release build of this, so we made sure to 
provide the same binary as was being shipped by other applications to 
ensure that everything was consistent. That may well mean that it's 
actually a debug build of the module, hence the logging.



John-Mark.
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Re: allocator_claim_pages:449

2023-12-01 Thread Harriet Bazley
On 1 Dec 2023 as I do recall,
  John-Mark Bell  wrote:

> On 01/12/2023 09:57, Martin Avison wrote:
> > In article <8e67b10b5b.harr...@bazleyfamily.co.uk>,
> > Harriet Bazley  wrote:

[snip]


> >> allocator_claim_pages:449 - Unknown dynamic area
> > 
> >> Reporter 2.72 (15 Aug 2020) Listed 10 lines
> > 
> > They do not look like messages caused by a RISC OS error being raised,
> > but more like  messages produced by a specific Reporter call within
> > the program.
> 
> These appear to emitted by the ARMEABISupport module. There is, to my 
> knowledge, no "official" release build of this, so we made sure to 
> provide the same binary as was being shipped by other applications to 
> ensure that everything was consistent. That may well mean that it's 
> actually a debug build of the module, hence the logging.

Yes, I got 'unknown dynamic area release'-type messages later, when I
had to Alt-Break Netsurf.   (Doesn't seem to happen on a normal quit.)

-- 
Harriet Bazley ==  Loyaulte me lie ==

The saddest words in the English language are 'Too' and 'late'
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