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Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2023 6:41 pm
by marc_256
Hi,
For my CAD program, HPGL .plt file converter, I need a lot of data input.
See image below (Industrial electrical scheme part).
The first part of the drawing conversions works well to a point I get this message.
The program passes for about 100 times in the loop and then I get the error...
Where can I find some info about [Invalid memory access] ?
And what is the reason i get this error ?
[17:06:33] Executable type: Windows - x64 (64bit, Unicode, Thread)
[17:06:33] Executable started.
[17:06:34] [ERROR] DecodeCommand_Code_A.pbi (Line: 243)
[17:06:34] [ERROR] Invalid memory access. (read error at address 18446744073709551615)
[17:06:53] The Program was killed.
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Global Hpgl_ArcAbsolute_BeginAngle.f
Global Hpgl_ArcAbsolute_DeltaX.l
Global Hpgl_ArcAbsolute_DeltaY.l
Line 243:
Hpgl_ArcAbsolute_BeginAngle = Degree ( ATan2 (Hpgl_ArcAbsolute_DeltaX, Hpgl_ArcAbsolute_DeltaY))
OS: Win 10 x64
PB: 5.73 LTS x64
Debugger: ON
Thanks,
Marc,
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2023 8:01 pm
by spikey
IMA's are usually caused by dereferencing a null or invalid pointer, a jump to an incorrect entry point, or stack corruption - but I suspect that information isn't going to tell you anything helpful right now! I can't see anything wrong with that code and I did some tests which seem to work ok (but on 6.00 and 6.03 because I don't have 5.73 installed right now).
Are you using the ASM or the C backend? It may make a difference.
Does it always fail at the same point, in which case what are the specific values of Hpgl_ArcAbsolute_DeltaX or Hpgl_ArcAbsolute_DeltaY that cause the problem?
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2023 5:11 am
by juergenkulow
Have you tried using
x64dbg to find out where in the exe file to read memory $FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF , -1, 18446744073709551615, with which ASM command, what do the registers and the stack look like?
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2023 9:53 am
by idle
If your application is threaded the reported ima won't be the right one so try what Jurgen says above. Memory addresses are 48bits so you can often see a bad pointer, look at you loops, are you performing one step to many and reading over the end of some memory.
Are you reading some shared memory that's been freed elsewhere.
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2023 10:53 am
by marc_256
Hallo guys,
thanks for your help,
Sorry for late reaction, I was working very late this night to find the problem ...
without any result, and slept only a few hours ...
@spikey
- I use only ASM (I think PB5.73 LTS is only ASM)
- I just cute this part of my program,
and tested without this part, then I have an other problem.
- The program starts but don't work at all and gave me this time a windows error.
@juergenkulow
Thanks for the tip,
I'm NOT that good in programming, so I will need to learn to use that program.
Just downloaded it ...
@idle
are you performing one step to many and reading over the end of some memory
- Well, I open a HDD .plt file.
- I read line by line and store it in a (string) array.
- Then I decode and correct the text to correct HPGL code
(I found, there are a lot of CAD programs who exporting not correct HPGL codes.)
- Then I draw the corrected HPGL code on an created image. (and show it on the screen)
Yes, I will look in that direction now, maybe it is in reading memory.
thanks,
Marc,
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2023 12:36 pm
by juergenkulow
Code: Select all
; Sample Thread with wrong Error line
Procedure myThread(i)
Delay(100)
PeekA(-1)
EndProcedure
CreateThread(@myThread(),0)
For i=1 To 100000000:Next
Delay(1000)
; [11:35:15] Warte auf den Start des Executable...
; [11:35:15] Executable-Typ: Windows - x64 (64bit, Unicode)
; [11:35:15] Executable gestartet.
; [11:35:15] [ERROR] myThread.pb (Zeile: 8)
; [11:35:15] [ERROR] Ungültiger Speicherzugriff. (Lesefehler an der Adresse 18446744073709551615)
; pbcompiler /Commented myThread.pb
; ; Procedure myThread(i)
; _Procedure0:
; MOV qword [rsp+8],rcx
; PS0=48
; SUB rsp,40
; ; Delay(100)
; PUSH qword 100
; POP rcx
; CALL PB_Delay
; ; PeekA(-1)
; PUSH qword -1
; POP rcx
; CALL PB_PeekA
; ; EndProcedure
; _EndProcedureZero1:
; XOr rax,rax
; _EndProcedure1:
; ADD rsp,40
; RET
; x64dbg Load myThread.exe Klick on 00000001400010E8 F4 F7 F7
; 0000000140001000 <mythread.EntryPoi | 48:83EC 28 | sub rsp,28 |
; 0000000140001004 | 49:C7C0 2800000 | mov r8,28 | 28:'('
; 000000014000100B | 48:31D2 | XOr rdx,rdx | rdx:"Hƒì(IÇÀ("
; 000000014000100E | 48:B9 985200400 | mov rcx,mythread.140005298 |
; 0000000140001018 | E8 E30F0000 | call <JMP.&memset> |
; 000000014000101D | 48:31C9 | XOr rcx,rcx |
; 0000000140001020 | E8 E10F0000 | call <JMP.&GetModuleHandleW> |
; 0000000140001025 | 48:8905 7442000 | mov qword ptr ds:[1400052A0],rax |
; 000000014000102C | 4D:31C0 | XOr r8,r8 |
; 000000014000102F | 48:C7C2 0010000 | mov rdx,1000 | rdx:"Hƒì(IÇÀ("
; 0000000140001036 | 48:31C9 | XOr rcx,rcx |
; 0000000140001039 | E8 CE0F0000 | call <JMP.&HeapCreate> |
; 000000014000103E | 48:8905 5342000 | mov qword ptr ds:[140005298],rax |
; 0000000140001045 | E8 5A100000 | call mythread.1400020A4 |
; 000000014000104A | E8 E10F0000 | call mythread.140002030 |
; 000000014000104F | 68 00000000 | push 0 |
; 0000000140001054 | 48:8D05 7300000 | lea rax,qword ptr ds:[1400010CE] |
; 000000014000105B | 48:89C1 | mov rcx,rax |
; 000000014000105E | 5A | pop rdx | rdx:"Hƒì(IÇÀ("
; 000000014000105F | E8 EC100000 | call mythread.140002150 |
; 0000000140001064 | 48:C705 4942000 | mov qword ptr ds:[1400052B8],1 |
; 000000014000106F | EB 00 | jmp mythread.140001071 |
; 0000000140001071 | 48:C7C0 00E1F50 | mov rax,5F5E100 |
; 0000000140001078 | 48:3B05 3942000 | cmp rax,qword ptr ds:[1400052B8] |
; 000000014000107F | 7C 09 | jl mythread.14000108A |
; 0000000140001081 | 48:FF05 3042000 | inc qword ptr ds:[1400052B8] |
; 0000000140001088 | 71 E7 | jno mythread.140001071 |
; 000000014000108A | 48:B9 E80300000 | mov rcx,3E8 |
; 0000000140001094 | E8 67120000 | call mythread.140002300 |
; 0000000140001099 | E8 18000000 | call mythread.1400010B6 |
; 000000014000109E | 48:8B0D F341000 | mov rcx,qword ptr ds:[140005298] |
; 00000001400010A5 | E8 680F0000 | call <JMP.&HeapDestroy> |
; 00000001400010AA | 48:8B0D F741000 | mov rcx,qword ptr ds:[1400052A8] |
; 00000001400010B1 | E8 620F0000 | call <JMP.&RtlExitUserProcess> |
; 00000001400010B6 | 48:83EC 28 | sub rsp,28 |
; 00000001400010BA | E8 950F0000 | call mythread.140002054 |
; 00000001400010BF | E8 6C110000 | call mythread.140002230 |
; 00000001400010C4 | E8 570F0000 | call mythread.140002020 |
; 00000001400010C9 | 48:83C4 28 | add rsp,28 |
; 00000001400010CD | C3 | ret |
; 00000001400010CE | 48:894C24 08 | mov qword ptr ss:[rsp+8],rcx |
; 00000001400010D3 | 48:83EC 28 | sub rsp,28 |
; 00000001400010D7 | 68 64000000 | push 64 |
; 00000001400010DC | 59 | pop rcx |
; 00000001400010DD | E8 1E120000 | call mythread.140002300 |
; 00000001400010E2 | 68 FFFFFFFF | push FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
; 00000001400010E7 | 59 | pop rcx |
; 00000001400010E8 | E8 630F0000 | call mythread.140002050 |
; 00000001400010ED | 48:31C0 | XOr rax,rax |
; 00000001400010F0 | 48:83C4 28 | add rsp,28 |
; 00000001400010F4 | C3 | ret |
; 0000000140002050 | 0FB601 | movzx eax,byte ptr ds:[rcx] |
; byte ptr ds:[rcx]=[FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF]=???
; Register
; RAX : 0000000000000000
; RBX : 0000000000000000
; RCX : FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
; RDX : 0000000000000000
; RBP : 0000000000000000
; RSP : 0000000001B4FF28 &"H1ÀHƒÄ(Ã"
; RSI : 0000000000000000
; RDI : 0000000000000000
; R8 : 0000000001B4FE88 &"‹ð‰„$°"
; R9 : 0000000000000000
; R10 : 0000000000000000
; R11 : 0000000000000246 L'Ɇ'
; R12 : 0000000000000000
; R13 : 0000000000000000
; R14 : 0000000000000000
; R15 : 0000000000000000
; RIP : 0000000140002050 mythread.0000000140002050
; RFLAGS : 0000000000010302
; Stack:
; 0000000001B4FF28 00000001400010ED zurück zu mythread.00000001400010ED von mythread.0000000140002050
; 0000000001B4FF30 0000000000000000
; 0000000001B4FF38 0000000000000000
; 0000000001B4FF40 0000000000000000
; 0000000001B4FF48 0000000000000000
; 0000000001B4FF50 0000000000000000
; 0000000001B4FF58 0000000076D55A4D zurück zu kernel32.0000000076D55A4D von ???
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2023 1:03 pm
by spikey
marc_256 wrote: Sun Nov 26, 2023 10:53 am
@spikey - I use only ASM (I think PB5.73 LTS is only ASM)
You're right -
my memory is starting to go I'm afraid!
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2023 3:42 pm
by marc_256
@spikey
Well, I'm happy to see i'm not alone ...
I did some tests:
Code: Select all
Global TestAngle.f
TestAngle = ATan2 (80.0, 60.0) ; BAD RESULT
Debug "Test Angle ATan2 : " + Str (TestAngle) ; BAD RESULT
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Debug "Test Angle ATan2 : " + Str ( ATan2 (80.0, 60.0)) ; THIS WORKS WELL
Q) Is there a limit on usable numbers of variables in PB ?
marc,
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2023 3:57 pm
by infratec
Code: Select all
Global TestAngle.f
TestAngle = ATan2 (80.0, 60.0) ; BAD RESULT
Debug "Test Angle ATan2 : " + StrF (TestAngle) ; BAD RESULT
Debug "Test Angle ATan2 : " + StrF ( ATan2 (80.0, 60.0)) ; THIS WORKS WELL
Results in:
Test Angle ATan2 : 0.6435011029
Test Angle ATan2 : 0.6435011029
WIth PB6.03 x86 ASM backend WIndiws 10
You need StrF(), else it is rounded to 1
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2023 4:02 pm
by marc_256
@infratec
Thanks, at least one thing solved...
It was only a test, but you are right.
thanks,
marc,
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2023 7:52 pm
by marc_256
Hi,
I lost almost 3 days (and some parts of the night) to find the problem in my program.
I reduced the program to the minimum code of 100 lines to work,
and still had the same problem ...
So, today I had an of of it and installed PB5.73 x32 (32 bits version) on my WIN 8.1 x64 computer.
and re-used my original program, and YES it works as a dream.
No errors at all ...
see result below
Q)
What can be the problem here in PB 5.73 x64 ?
- Even 'ATan2' was not working at all.
- And the use of 'Debug' was blocking my program.
They both gave me the [Invalid memory access] error.
Thanks,
marc
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2023 8:25 pm
by idle
If you've reduced your code to 100 lines why not post the code and sample so we can see where the problem was.
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2023 10:23 pm
by BarryG
marc_256 wrote: Mon Nov 27, 2023 7:52 pm'Debug' was blocking my program
Don't forget that "Debug" commands are removed from executables, so this might be causing the IMA problem if you're using it with a command or function, instead of just using it to show a variable value.
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2023 11:08 pm
by infratec
That's always the problem:
No code, no help.
Re: Invalid memory access problem ...
Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2023 9:34 pm
by juergenkulow
This reminds me of a two-week search for a .l that should be called .i.