strategypy | A strategy game for Python bots with replaceable front ends

by davide-ceretti Python Version: Current License: MIT

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def action(ctx):
    return 'move down'

(int) player_pk
(int) pk
(bool) respawn
(int, int) grid_size
(int, int) position
(list) has_killed
(list) was_killed_by
(dict) current_data

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c++ loop wrongly jumped out on centOS7?

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c++ loop wrongly jumped out on centOS7?

Asked 2017-Nov-07 at 15:37

i have a project that works well on ubuntu after compiling, the snippet is like:

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Answered 2017-Nov-07 at 15:37

It would be interesting to print the value of jj just after get cash.

My crystal ball says that it would have a very large positive or negative value, in which case your problem is stack buffer overflow somewhere in newBar, or one of the functions it calls.

Building your program with Address Sanitzer (g++ -fsanitize=address ...) should point you straight at the problem.

Update:

i print the value of jj just after get cash but it says its still 3

You have to realize that

there is no magic (either jj is not really 3, or your compiler is broken (very unlikely))
debugging is a skill

What is possibly happening is that GDB prints only the lower 32 bits of jj, but the compiler uses entire 64-bit register (assuming 64-bit machine) to perform the comparison (and expects the high bits to all be 0). And something in newBar sets the high bits of jj to non-zero value.

Now, you can debug this in one of several ways:

use disas command, find the actual cmp instruction, examine registers at time of comparison, or
change the type of jj from int to size_t (at least GDB will then not perform any truncation), or
run under Address Sanitizer (as already suggested).

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47146941

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