[erlang-questions] dbg:tracer() aborts on binary match

Hynek Vychodil vychodil.hynek@REDACTED
Tue Aug 5 09:27:30 CEST 2008


There is wrong escaping off topic. It should be:

parse_headers(<<"\r\n", T/binary>>, Hdr, Hdrs, Toks) ->
    parse_headers(T, <<>>, [Hdr | Hdrs], Toks).

bug() ->
    dbg:tracer(),
    dbg:p(all, call),
    dbg:tpl(?MODULE, []),
    parse_headers(<<"\r\n]">>, <<"hdr1">>, [], []).


On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 12:07 AM, Jon Meredith <jmeredith@REDACTED> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm writing a small parser for reading log lines.  When it didn't do
> what I expected I tried to use dbg:tracer() to see where it was going
> wrong and it aborted.  Here is the cut down minimal test case.
>
> I'm expecting it to match and then try and call parse_headers with Hdr
> added to the Hdrs list, but instead the VM aborts.  Am I doing
> something wrong/strange?
>
> Many thanks, Jon.
>
> %% Abort when running dbg:tracer().
> %%
> %% 1> binbug:bug().
> %% size_object: matchstate term not allowedAbort trap
>
> -module(binbug).
> -export([bug/0,
>          parse_headers/4]).
>
> parse_headers(<<"\\r\\n", T/binary>>, Hdr, Hdrs, Toks) ->
>     parse_headers(T, <<>>, [Hdr | Hdrs], Toks).
>
> bug() ->
>     dbg:tracer(),
>     dbg:p(all, call),
>     dbg:tpl(?MODULE, []),
>     parse_headers(<<"\\r\\n]">>, <<"hdr1">>, [], []).
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