[LCP]Address out of bounds error on Linux 7.3

[Ajay Aggarwal]

Hi,

I am getting Address out of bounds error, while running a program on Red Hat
Linux v7.3.  The machine is dual processor.

I have same program running on Sun OS, on a dual processor machine and it is
working fine there.  

The error comes, even before the program creates any threads (see snippet
below).

I read a previous thread on the same error and even though it does not seem
to be a a concurrency error,
I still put Mutex locks as indicated by comments in the code snippet below.

Can someone help me on this...

Thanks,

Ajay Aggarwal



typedef struct {
  char* relative_link;
  char* keys[MAX_KEYS];
} stack_url;

/*
 *  the last entry in the structure above
 *  will have relative_link == NULL
 *  Also, with in a structure where relative_link is
 *  a valid string, the last key will have a value == NULL
 */


stack_url *wib_urls;


main(int argc,char *argv[]) 
{

  int threads[MAX_STACKS];
  int i=0,j;
  stack_data *ptr;

  stack_url *myurl;

  char scp_str[512];
  char **kp;


  char timeStamp[100];

  bettyRunningSince = time(NULL);

  getMyTime(timeStamp,2);
  dlog(1, "\n\n==== Instance started at %s ====\n", timeStamp );


  wib_urls = (stack_url *)read_http_config(HTTP_CONFIG);
           /* inside the function there is a mutex lock and unlock */


      fprintf(stderr, "printing http url info now \n");

      /* Lock Mutex put here */
      for(myurl = wib_urls; myurl->relative_link != NULL; myurl++)
      {
        fprintf(stderr,"URL /%s\n",myurl->relative_link);
        for(kp = (myurl->keys); *kp != NULL; kp++  )
        {
           fprintf( stderr, "     %s \n", *kp );        ----------- FAILING
ON THIS LINE AFTER FEW ITERATIONS
        }
      }
    /* Unlock Mutex */
}


ERROR : 


Breakpoint 3, main (argc=1, argv=0xbffffb84) at wibCollect.c:126
126                fprintf( stderr, "     %s \n", *kp );
(gdb) print *kp
$13 = 0x259e <Address 0x259e out of bounds>
(gdb) print kp
$14 = (char **) 0x8059ec8