Hello list,
1/ I have been stuck into debugging process of some code,
Am getting a: ‘Floating point exception (core dumped)’ which pop up
randomly:
In other words, I have tried to find out was that related really to an
arithmetic error of division by zero, and I fixed all possibilities of
getting the error because of that, however now every possibility of
getting
division by zero is eliminated I still get the error and worse every
time am
running the code I get the exception raised from a different place.
Reading more on that exception on GR forum, I did not understood how
could
connecting a packet modulator with a USRP sink, raise such exceptions,
(the context is as follows: a “mod_pkts_sptr” connected to “usrp_sink”
Inside the section of
“mod_pkts_sptr”
there is a thread generating packets and sending them continuously)
Please, if there is any hints or explanations I will be very pleased,
2/ Apart from that is there any accurate way to ask gdb to locate
exactly
which instruction is erroneous or which section of the code is causing
trouble.
3/ Is that a correct way to connect foo block to a currently described
block:
opaque_self gr_hier_block2_self();
connect(foo, 0, self(), 0);
Regards,
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