osSetTimeZone [Mandrake 2.2!, VisualWorks 7.4.0]
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osSetTimeZone [Mandrake 2.2!, VisualWorks 7.4.0]
 
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Hi, When deploying to my (very old) linux
setup I’m experiencing the following walkback
when setting time zone using the BottomFeeder parcel. As its so low level I suspect that it’s to do with the
age of the os, but that’s just a hunch. Can anyone confirm or this or not? – thanks. Cheers, Stewart Message not understood: #contentsOf:at:pointerKind: ….. [7] MessageNotUnderstood(GenericException)>>raiseSignal Receiver:
(id=11948) a MessageNotUnderstood [8] CPointerType(Object)>>doesNotUnderstand: Receiver:
(id=5119) void * Arg1:
(id=13607) a Message with selector: #contentsOf:at:pointerKind: and arguments: #(#tm_mda... [9] CCompositePointer>>memberAt: Receiver:
(id=4955) a CCompositePointer {401F4360} (tm * ) Arg1:
(id=11355) #tm_mday [10] UnixSystemSupport>>osTimestampNow Receiver:
(id=6428) an UnixSystemSupport [11] UnixSystemSupport(OSSystemSupport)>>osSetTimeZone Receiver:
(id=6428) an UnixSystemSupport [12] TimeZone class>>osSetTimeZone Receiver:
(id=3038) TimeZone |
Re: osSetTimeZone [Mandrake 2.2!, VisualWorks 7.4.0]
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Stewart MacLean wrote: > When deploying to my (very old) linux setup I’m experiencing the > following walkback when setting time zone using the BottomFeeder > parcel. > > As its so low level I suspect that it’s to do with the age of the > os, but that’s just a hunch. > > Can anyone confirm or this or not? – thanks. To me frames [8] and [9] suggest that something is screwy in the DLLCC runtime layer (like yo are missing part of the implementation?) R - > > > Cheers, > > > > Stewart > > > > Message not understood: #contentsOf:at:pointerKind: > > ….. > > [7] MessageNotUnderstood(GenericException)>>raiseSignal > > Receiver: (id=11948) a MessageNotUnderstood > > [8] CPointerType(Object)>>doesNotUnderstand: > > Receiver: (id=5119) void * > > Arg1: (id=13607) a Message with selector: > #contentsOf:at:pointerKind: and arguments: #(#tm_mda... > > [9] CCompositePointer>>memberAt: > > Receiver: (id=4955) a CCompositePointer {401F4360} (tm * ) > > Arg1: (id=11355) #tm_mday > > [10] UnixSystemSupport>>osTimestampNow > > Receiver: (id=6428) an UnixSystemSupport > > [11] UnixSystemSupport(OSSystemSupport)>>osSetTimeZone > > Receiver: (id=6428) an UnixSystemSupport > > [12] TimeZone class>>osSetTimeZone > > Receiver: (id=3038) TimeZone > > |
RE: osSetTimeZone [Mandrake 2.2!, VisualWorks 7.4.0]
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Hi Reinout,
I've followed this through with the help of some tracing. I don't think I'm missing code. I'm completely out my depth here, hopefully this may mean something to somebody? Could it be that because I'm using such an old version of Mandrake that the structure returned from localtime: is invalid? Cheers, Stewart Call tree follows... UnixSystemSupport>>osTimestampNow .... sysTime := self localtime: tp. ============================================= UnixSystemSupport>>localtime: arg <C: struct tm * localtime(time_t const * )> ^self externalAccessFailedWith: _errorCode ============================================================ osTimestampNow date := Date newDay: (sysTime memberAt: #tm_mday) ================================================================ CCompositePointer>>memberAt: ^type referentType baseType contentsOf: aMember at: self pointerKind: type kind ----------------------------------- Logged values in this method: memberAt: #tm_mday class: ByteSymbol type: tm * class: CPointerType type referentType: tm class: CTypedefType baseType: void * class CPointerType ===================================================== CPointerType>>referentType referentType "Answer the type the receiver references." ^referentType ====================================== CtypedefType>>baseType CQualifiedType>>baseType "Answer the base type, removing any layers of typedef." ^type baseType ================================================= CPointerType(Object)>>doesNotUnderstand: >> >> Receiver: (id=5119) void * >> >> Arg1: (id=13607) a Message with selector: >> #contentsOf:at:pointerKind: and arguments: #(#tm_mda... >-----Original Message----- >From: Reinout Heeck [mailto:[hidden email]] >Sent: 21 November 2006 3:48 a.m. >To: vwnc-list NC >Subject: Re: osSetTimeZone [Mandrake 2.2!, VisualWorks 7.4.0] > > >Stewart MacLean wrote: >> When deploying to my (very old) linux setup I'm experiencing the >> following walkback when setting time zone using the BottomFeeder >> parcel. >> >> As its so low level I suspect that it's to do with the age of the >> os, but that's just a hunch. >> >> Can anyone confirm or this or not? - thanks. > >To me frames [8] and [9] suggest that something is screwy in the >DLLCC runtime layer (like yo are missing part of the implementation?) > >R >- >> >> >> Cheers, >> >> >> >> Stewart >> >> >> >> Message not understood: #contentsOf:at:pointerKind: >> >> ... >> >> [7] MessageNotUnderstood(GenericException)>>raiseSignal >> >> Receiver: (id=11948) a MessageNotUnderstood >> >> [8] CPointerType(Object)>>doesNotUnderstand: >> >> Receiver: (id=5119) void * >> >> Arg1: (id=13607) a Message with selector: >> #contentsOf:at:pointerKind: and arguments: #(#tm_mda... >> >> [9] CCompositePointer>>memberAt: >> >> Receiver: (id=4955) a CCompositePointer {401F4360} (tm * >> >> Arg1: (id=11355) #tm_mday >> >> [10] UnixSystemSupport>>osTimestampNow >> >> Receiver: (id=6428) an UnixSystemSupport >> >> [11] UnixSystemSupport(OSSystemSupport)>>osSetTimeZone >> >> Receiver: (id=6428) an UnixSystemSupport >> >> [12] TimeZone class>>osSetTimeZone >> >> Receiver: (id=3038) TimeZone >> >> |
Re: osSetTimeZone [Mandrake 2.2!, VisualWorks 7.4.0]
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I don't see it :-(
How does the result from #localtime: respond to #isValid? (Is it a null pointer?) Is the input to #localtime: a reasonable value (seconds since 1970)? The man page man 3 localtime does not suggest any specific failure modes on my installation. Can you verify that the same image does work on a more modern Linux installation? R - Stewart MacLean wrote: > Hi Reinout, > > I've followed this through with the help of some tracing. I don't > think > I'm missing code. I'm completely out my depth here, hopefully this may > mean something to somebody? Could it be that because I'm using such an > old version of Mandrake that the structure returned from localtime: is > invalid? > > Cheers, Stewart > > Call tree follows... > > UnixSystemSupport>>osTimestampNow > > .... > sysTime := self localtime: tp. > ============================================= > UnixSystemSupport>>localtime: arg > > <C: struct tm * localtime(time_t const * )> > ^self externalAccessFailedWith: _errorCode > ============================================================ > osTimestampNow > date := Date > newDay: (sysTime memberAt: #tm_mday) > ================================================================ > CCompositePointer>>memberAt: > > ^type referentType baseType > contentsOf: aMember > at: self > pointerKind: type kind > ----------------------------------- > Logged values in this method: > > memberAt: #tm_mday class: ByteSymbol > type: tm * class: CPointerType > type referentType: tm class: CTypedefType > baseType: void * class CPointerType > ===================================================== > CPointerType>>referentType > > referentType > "Answer the type the receiver references." > > ^referentType > ====================================== > CtypedefType>>baseType > > CQualifiedType>>baseType > "Answer the base type, removing any layers of typedef." > > ^type baseType > ================================================= > CPointerType(Object)>>doesNotUnderstand: >>> >>> Receiver: (id=5119) void * >>> >>> Arg1: (id=13607) a Message with selector: >>> #contentsOf:at:pointerKind: and arguments: #(#tm_mda... > > > > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Reinout Heeck [mailto:[hidden email]] >> Sent: 21 November 2006 3:48 a.m. >> To: vwnc-list NC >> Subject: Re: osSetTimeZone [Mandrake 2.2!, VisualWorks 7.4.0] >> >> >> Stewart MacLean wrote: >>> When deploying to my (very old) linux setup I'm experiencing the >>> following walkback when setting time zone using the BottomFeeder >>> parcel. >>> >>> As its so low level I suspect that it's to do with the age of the >>> os, but that's just a hunch. >>> >>> Can anyone confirm or this or not? - thanks. >> >> To me frames [8] and [9] suggest that something is screwy in the >> DLLCC runtime layer (like yo are missing part of the implementation?) >> >> R >> - >>> >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >>> >>> >>> Stewart >>> >>> >>> >>> Message not understood: #contentsOf:at:pointerKind: >>> >>> ... >>> >>> [7] MessageNotUnderstood(GenericException)>>raiseSignal >>> >>> Receiver: (id=11948) a MessageNotUnderstood >>> >>> [8] CPointerType(Object)>>doesNotUnderstand: >>> >>> Receiver: (id=5119) void * >>> >>> Arg1: (id=13607) a Message with selector: >>> #contentsOf:at:pointerKind: and arguments: #(#tm_mda... >>> >>> [9] CCompositePointer>>memberAt: >>> >>> Receiver: (id=4955) a CCompositePointer {401F4360} (tm * > ) >>> >>> Arg1: (id=11355) #tm_mday >>> >>> [10] UnixSystemSupport>>osTimestampNow >>> >>> Receiver: (id=6428) an UnixSystemSupport >>> >>> [11] UnixSystemSupport(OSSystemSupport)>>osSetTimeZone >>> >>> Receiver: (id=6428) an UnixSystemSupport >>> >>> [12] TimeZone class>>osSetTimeZone >>> >>> Receiver: (id=3038) TimeZone >>> >>> > > > > |
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