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erik@surfright.nl
July 14, 2008 2:10 AM PDT
Thread Checker and Vista thread pools

Hello all,

I am seeing weird readings in Thread Checker 3.1 under Windows Vista x86 and Microsoft Visual C++ 9.0 runtime.

Thread Checker is reporting memory conflicts between threads from the Vista thread pool. Thread Checker is reporting errors in file belonging to the Microsoft Visual C++ 9.0 runtime (like tidtable.c and dbgdel.c).

These conflicts do not occur if I run the EXE and Thread Checker under Windows XP.

I strongly suspect Thread Checker not correctly working with the Vista thread pool.

Can anyone confirm this situation? I need to be sure that our multi-threaded software is running correctly under both XP and Vista.

Kind regards,
Erik

luweichao-2004@163.com
July 16, 2008 8:14 PM PDT
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July 29, 2008 9:03 AM PDT
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I ran TC on a simple thread pool example and do not get this behavior.

More details:
  Thread Checker update 9 (build number 26185 in the "About" box)
  Vista (32 bit version)
  Built example with VS2008, default settings for Debug mode configuration.

Is there anything in your project that would be different than what's listed here?

Mark
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August 6, 2008 3:44 PM PDT
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Eric,

Could you please help us by answering these questions so that we can understand the problem better. ?

1. Could I get more details about which Windows* Thread Pool APIs you are using?

2. Do you have a separate implementations for Windows* XP and Windows* Vista? If not, what is Intel(R) Thread Checker reporting for Vista*. Could you send me the Intel(R) Thread Checker output files ?

3. If you can give us a test case that would be great.

Thanks

Shwetha Doss

 


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