Re: [vpp-dev] sigsegv and its handler

2023-02-01 Thread Dave Barach
This seems consistent with a SIGSEGV compounded by a worker-thread stack overflow situation. In hopes of obtaining a clean core file, you might want to modify the SIGSEGV handler to simply abort() instead of trying to write a post-mortem API dump, syslog’ing a backtrace, etc. Best of luck wi

Re: [vpp-dev] sigsegv and its handler

2023-02-01 Thread Guangming
Hi , Stanislav Zaikin May be memroy overwrite issue, especial vlib buffer. Becasue VPP use vector packet processing, not scalar packet processing, so you can see a unexpected nodes even if not a stack corrupted . You can use debug version with CLIB_DEBUG>0 to location the root cause.