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Description
Description
After switching to the new Coyote release (v.0.2.1), our software experienced a segfault at the end of the program runtime. After some investigation, we found that this segfault only happens when the Coyote cThread is initialized. Therefore, we ran our program with Valgrind and found that there are out of bounds writes and reads that happen in the new cThread constructor. Those writes overwrite other memory of our software, which causes the segfaults at program exit. When going back to a previous Coyote version, this issue does not happen.
Attached is the corresponding valgrind run, which can be imported, for example in CLion. The issue seems to stem from cTread line 108:
Expected behavior
Do not perform out of bounds writes and reads.
Screenshots & Logs
Environment:
- OS (Ubuntu & Linux version): Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS - Kernel 6.8.0-65-generic (HACC machine 09)
- CMake version: 3.31.0-rc3
- gcc version: 11.4.0
- Vivado / Vitis version: 2024.2
- Tested on hardware? No - pure software-side issue
- If tested on hardware, what FPGA (e.g. Alveo U55C, Alveo U200 etc.):
Additional information
As the software is not publicly accessible, I am happy to share steps on how to re-produce this issue privately.