Acl_util.h:100: safe_memcpy: assertion `0 && "program terminated, invalid memory access"' failed. Aborted

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while compiling the host code specificly this line of code:

cl_program program = clCreateProgramWithBinary(context, 1, &fpga_device, &length, (const unsigned char**)&binary, NULL, NULL);

I got this error:

 acl_util.h:100: safe_memcpy: Assertion `0 && "Program terminated, invalid memory access"' failed.
Aborted

What is this error mean? and why? how to fix it ?

What I have tried:

need help to fix this error to keep progressing in my code

Posted 14-Oct-21 5:32am

prother123

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Richard MacCutchan 14-Oct-21 11:56am

It means what it say. You are trying to access a memory location which is not part of your address space. You really need to start using the debugger to find the problems in your code. It is impossible for anyone here to do it.

prother123 14-Oct-21 12:27pm

can you please suggest a debugger ??

Richard MacCutchan 15-Oct-21 3:22am

That will depend on which compiler and associated tools you are using to build the code.

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