Reputation: 180
Raspberry Pi running Meteor bundle throws call stack exception
I've installed Node.js on a Raspberry Pi and I'm attempting to run the Meteor.js leaderboard example on it. I've bundled it and copied it to the Pi. I've set my MONGO_URL and npm installed Fiber (after some trouble). When I try to run:
$ node main.js
I get a Maximum call stack size exceeded exception.
/home/pi/bundle/server/server.js:143
}).run();
^
RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded
I ran the command with --trace and got this:
/home/pi/bundle/server/server.js:143
1: GetLineNumber+56(this=0x4e92928d <JS Object>, 0x26693f79 <JSMessageObject>) {
2: ScriptLocationFromPosition+64(this=0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>, 4636, 0x4e9080a1 <true>) {
3: ScriptLineFromPosition+60(this=0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>, 4636) {
4: ScriptLineCount+40(this=0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>) {
4: } -> 151
4: SUB+48(this=151, 1) {
4: } -> 150
4: ADD+52(this=0, 150) {
4: } -> 150
4: SAR+48(this=150, 1) {
4: } -> 75
4: ADD+52(this=75, 1) {
4: } -> 76
4: SUB+48(this=146, 1) {
4: } -> 145
4: SUB+48(this=146, 1) {
4: } -> 145
3: } -> 142
3: SUB+48(this=142, 1) {
3: } -> 141
3: ADD+52(this=4630, 1) {
3: } -> 4631
3: SUB+48(this=4642, 1) {
3: } -> 4641
3: charAt+48(this=0x3735a0cd <Very long string[4703]>, 4641) {
3: } -> 0x37324625 <String[1]: ;>
3: SUB+48(this=4636, 4631) {
3: } -> 5
3: ADD+52(this=142, 0) {
3: } -> 142
3: new SourceLocation+40(this=0x26694b99 <a SourceLocation>, 0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>, 4636, 142, 5, 4631, 4642) {
3: } -> 0x4e908091 <undefined>
2: } -> 0x26694b99 <a SourceLocation>
2: ADD+52(this=142, 1) {
2: } -> 143
1: } -> 143
/home/pi/bundle/server/server.js:143
1: GetSourceLine+56(this=0x4e92928d <JS Object>, 0x26693f79 <JSMessageObject>) {
2: ScriptLocationFromPosition+64(this=0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>, 4636, 0x4e9080a1 <true>) {
3: ScriptLineFromPosition+60(this=0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>, 4636) {
4: ScriptLineCount+40(this=0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>) {
4: } -> 151
3: } -> 142
3: charAt+48(this=0x3735a0cd <Very long string[4703]>, 4641) {
3: } -> 0x37324625 <String[1]: ;>
3: new SourceLocation+40(this=0x26694ce5 <a SourceLocation>, 0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>, 4636, 142, 5, 4631, 4642) {
3: } -> 0x4e908091 <undefined>
2: } -> 0x26694ce5 <a SourceLocation>
2: SourceLocationRestrict+60(this=0x26694ce5 <a SourceLocation>, 0x4e908091 <undefined>, 0x4e908091 <undefined>) {
3: SUB+48(this=78, 10) {
3: } -> 68
3: SUB+48(this=4642, 4631) {
3: } -> 11
2: } -> 0x4e908091 <undefined>
2: SourceLocationSourceText+40(this=0x26694ce5 <a SourceLocation>) {
3: substring+64(this=0x3735a0cd <Very long string[4703]>, 4631, 4642) {
3: } -> 0x26694d29 <String[11]: }).run();>
2: } -> 0x26694d29 <String[11]: }).run();>
1: } -> 0x26694d29 <String[11]: }).run();>
}).run();
1: GetPositionInLine+56(this=0x4e92928d <JS Object>, 0x26693f79 <JSMessageObject>) {
2: ScriptLocationFromPosition+64(this=0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>, 4636, 0x4e9080b1 <false>) {
3: ScriptLineFromPosition+60(this=0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>, 4636) {
4: ScriptLineCount+40(this=0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>) {
4: } -> 151
3: } -> 142
3: charAt+48(this=0x3735a0cd <Very long string[4703]>, 4641) {
3: } -> 0x37324625 <String[1]: ;>
3: new SourceLocation+40(this=0x26694d71 <a SourceLocation>, 0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>, 4636, 142, 5, 4631, 4642) {
3: } -> 0x4e908091 <undefined>
2: } -> 0x26694d71 <a SourceLocation>
2: SourceLocationRestrict+60(this=0x26694d71 <a SourceLocation>, 0x4e908091 <undefined>, 0x4e908091 <undefined>) {
2: } -> 0x4e908091 <undefined>
2: SUB+48(this=4636, 4631) {
2: } -> 5
1: } -> 5
1: GetPositionInLine+56(this=0x4e92928d <JS Object>, 0x26693f79 <JSMessageObject>) {
2: ScriptLocationFromPosition+64(this=0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>, 4636, 0x4e9080b1 <false>) {
3: ScriptLineFromPosition+60(this=0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>, 4636) {
4: ScriptLineCount+40(this=0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>) {
4: } -> 151
3: } -> 142
3: charAt+48(this=0x3735a0cd <Very long string[4703]>, 4641) {
3: } -> 0x37324625 <String[1]: ;>
3: new SourceLocation+40(this=0x26694e7d <a SourceLocation>, 0x26693f25 <a Script value = 0x4e953839 <Script>>, 4636, 142, 5, 4631, 4642) {
3: } -> 0x4e908091 <undefined>
2: } -> 0x26694e7d <a SourceLocation>
2: SourceLocationRestrict+60(this=0x26694e7d <a SourceLocation>, 0x4e908091 <undefined>, 0x4e908091 <undefined>) {
2: } -> 0x4e908091 <undefined>
1: } -> 5
^
1: ToString+40(this=0x4e92928d <JS Object>, 0x4e908091 <undefined>) {
1: } -> 0x373080bd <String[9]: undefined>
1: getter+40(this=0x26693e85 <a RangeError>) {
2: +40(this=0x4e908091 <undefined>, 0x4e96824d <a RangeError>) {
3: FormatMessage+72(this=0x4e908091 <undefined>, 0x26694ed5 <JSMessageObject>) {
4: ADD+52(this=0, 1) {
4: } -> 1
4: ADD+52(this=1, 0) {
4: } -> 1
4: ADD+52(this=0, 2) {
4: } -> 2
4: FormatString+64(this=0x4e908091 <undefined>, 0x2669611d <JS array[1]>, 0x26694ed5 <JSMessageObject>) {
5: ADD+52(this=0x373082e5 <String[0]: >, 0x59c1f9cd <String[32]: Maximum call stack size exceeded>) {
5: } -> 0x59c1f9cd <String[32]: Maximum call stack size exceeded>
5: ADD+52(this=1, 0) {
5: } -> 1
4: } -> 0x59c1f9cd <String[32]: Maximum call stack size exceeded>
3: } -> 0x59c1f9cd <String[32]: Maximum call stack size exceeded>
2: } -> 0x59c1f9cd <String[32]: Maximum call stack size exceeded>
1: } -> 0x59c1f9cd <String[32]: Maximum call stack size exceeded>
RangeError: 1: getter+40(this=0x26693e85 <a RangeError>) {
1: } -> 0x59c1f9cd <String[32]: Maximum call stack size exceeded>
Maximum call stack size exceeded
The last place I can track this problem to is in the file:
app/packages/mongo-livedata/mongo_driver.js
at around line 10:
var MongoDB = __meteor_bootstrap__.require('mongodb');
I have the latest npm installed (1.1.50) and have npm installed mongodb globally. I am pointing to a hosted mongodb at mongolab.com. I've created a simple test to connect and insert a few records. It uses the exact same url that I'm trying to use for Meteor and it works as expected:
var connect = require('mongodb').connect;
var url = 'mongodb://<user>:<password>@<cloud_id>.mongolab.com:<port>/<database>';
connect(url, function(err, db) {
db.collection('test', function(err, collection) {
// Insert 3 records
for(var i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
collection.insert({'a':i});
}
});
});
I don't really understand the trace message but it seems like FormatString call is what triggers the exception. Any suggestions?
Update:
I've debugged this a little more and isolated the problem to the loading of a specific mongodb module shown here as filename. From stepping through it for a while, it seems like the module is recursively including itself.
break in module.js:311
Watchers:
0: path = ...
1: parent = ...
2: filename = "/home/pi/bundle/server/node_modules/mongodb/lib/mongodb/connection/repl_set.js"
308 var hadException = true;
309
310 try {
311 module.load(filename);
312 hadException = false;
313 } finally {
314 if (hadException) {
315 delete Module._cache[filename];
316 }
317 }
debug>
< RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded
program terminated
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1051
Answers (3)
Reputation: 1367
not sure if you now our meteor universal fork at
https://github.com/4commerce-technologies-AG/meteor
but we covered a number of issues there. Also some errors about fibers and mongo. Please take a look at the (closed) issues and check out the pre-built binaries on bintray at
You may also use the node and the mongo tgz just to bring up the services.
Hope that helps Tom
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 645
Indeed, as pointed out by Wilfred Knievel, MongoDB currently does not support the ARM architecture. I have made available the (unofficial) binaries of MongoDB so that you do not need to recompile them (as it is quite a long/tricky procedure). These binaries, together with a sample program (in C) are available here
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 3245
Unfortunately I don't think that MongoDB currently supports the ARM architecture see https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-1811
However you could run Mongo on another machine and have the drivers connect to that or if you really wanted it to run on your raspberry PI you could try an unofficial build
Upvotes: 3
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