Hello,
I've had problems with corruption of the fnet mempool when all the memory gets allocated.
I managed to recreate the problem by doing the following...
1. initialise the mempool with a small amount of memory 16 byte aligned
2. The 1st call to fnet_mempool_free_mem_status returns 992
3. malloc 800 bytes
4. The 2nd call to fnet_mempool_free_mem_status returns 176 as expected.
5. allocate 160 bytes, it returns a valid pointer
6. The 3rd call to fnet_mempool_free_mem_status returns 176 which is wrong as there isn't any memory left
7. Free the memory allocated in step 3
8. The 4th call to fnet_mempool_free_mem_status returns 992 which is wrong because the memory allocated in step 5 is still allocated.
I only noticed this as I had to drastically cut back on the amount of memory available to FNET on my test system.
Before I start digging deeper I wondered if anyone else experienced the above ?
(The rest of the stack isn't running during the above test)
Thanks
Dec
