Martin,
I'll update you on this in a new thread soon. We had been running into the age
old problem of plugging one hole and having two more leaks spring up. We are
finally onto something that seems to be fixing everything. It's a simple code
change in HPD.
Rich
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Hey Richard,
I'm going to need some time, peace and quiet to get to the bottom of
this. Which means not in the very near future :) But I'm very interested
in getting this to work. Can you post some failing codes/OOTs somewhere
for me to start testing?
M
On 22.05.2015 15:22, Richard Bell wrote:
>
Martin et. al.,
I implemented my own block that produces a trigger signal when a specific
tag is encountered, and I feed this into the detect port of the HPD block.
This is an attempt to overcome the tag trigger issues we've been having in
this email chain. The trigger_tag block simply outputs zer
Yes I will file a bug.
We put a tag_debug block right before the HPD input. The tag debug stdout
statements continue, while the get_tags_in_range function of the HPD block
returns none.
We will continue debugging this to see if we can learn something more concrete.
The time it takes the flow
This is interesting, and kinda serious. Also, we've had reports that
tags go missing in the past, but it's something that's hard to verify.
How did you confirm the input stream is correctly tagged? If
get_tags_in_range isn't finding tags that it should, that is most likely
the issue you're seeing
Hi Martin,
Sorry for the delay in response. We have been able to put some time into
debugging this issue and here is what we've found:
1) We have confirmed that the input stream to the HPD block is correctly
tagged when the block freezes. The tags we set as "trigger tag" in the
block are on the i
On 14.05.2015 15:26, Richard Bell wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm working on an incredibly annoying issue related to my use of the
> Header/Payload Demux (HPD) block. I think it's related to a buffer
> overflow at some point, but I'm having a really hard time coming up with
> a proper debug strategy to n
Hi all,
I'm working on an incredibly annoying issue related to my use of the
Header/Payload Demux (HPD) block. I think it's related to a buffer overflow
at some point, but I'm having a really hard time coming up with a proper
debug strategy to nail this down.
What I'm seeing is my data streams fr
