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We have tested several BLE IMU sensors of MbientLab in which libblepp is wrapped in driver level, during these tests, we have encountered systematically one low level I/O problem after about 10-15 min :
In BLE driver level, one system call of socket connect() is failed by a memory allocation issue.
Then, getaddrinfo() function is failed indeed, then the error exception handler of netdb.h and socket_ops.ipp is triggered by this what() : Cannot allocate memory.
Which corresponds # define EAI_MEMORY -10 /* Memory allocation failure. */ in netdb.h and
no_memory in socket_ops.ipp
Please find below the trace error when the exception is triggered :
error 1591608658.880516: Error on line: 296 (src/blestatemachine.cc): Cannot allocate memory
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'BLEPP::SocketConnectFailed'what(): Cannot allocate memory
2020-06-08 11:30:58 sigHandler: Unhandled signal 6, terminating
This issue became more frequent and significant in these cases below :
with increasing number of sensors, in our case : 15 sensors.
put the sensors on the human body instead of test bench
In this context, we would be very grateful if you could perhaps give some help of debugging or responses about this question.
Best regards,
Ming
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Hello there,
We have tested several BLE IMU sensors of MbientLab in which libblepp is wrapped in driver level, during these tests, we have encountered systematically one low level I/O problem after about 10-15 min :
Please find below the trace error when the exception is triggered :
This issue became more frequent and significant in these cases below :
In this context, we would be very grateful if you could perhaps give some help of debugging or responses about this question.
Best regards,
Ming
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: