 owner has decided to retire and there was nobody in the family wanting to take over the business.
All existing staff have found jobs elsewhere with three local companies agreeing to take on Spratts' existing work commitments.
Roy
Sad to see another long established family firm close, a sign of the times.
Apart from their modern fleet Spratt's have a couple of classic coaches.
WLO 685 a 1959 Bedford SB Duple Super Vega acquired from Sidelines in January 2018 and also NRY 22W a Bedford YLQ Duple Dominant 2 (requiring ongoing restoration) that was new to the company. Both are for sale.
Many thanks for the information John - I see from your later post on ATVBF that Bedford SB (WLO685) has been sold to Easton, Stratton Strawless, and will be taking delivery todayv.net.salesman does something wrong during memory allocation. Normaly it results into assertion in malloc call.
v.net.salesman: malloc.c:4633: _int_malloc: Assertion `victim->fd_nextsize->bk_nextsize == victim' failed.
Valgrind reports invalid write (will attach full valgrind output as an attachment).
GRASS 6.4 r41215 on ~AMD64 Gentoo. 6.5 is also affected.
I'm unable to reproduce with Spearfish. Will attach sample dataset.
v.net.salesman.valgrind​ (23.0 KB) - added by marisn 10 years ago.
It works fine in 32bit Windows Vista running WinGRASS r41428 and still fails when running 64bit ~AMD64 Gentoo 6.4 r41436. 32bit vs 64bit issue?
Can anybody running 32bit Linux make described test to confirm 64bitness of this issue?
Still an issue for 6.4 and 6.5 SVNs.
The recent v.net.+ improvements have solved the problem. The sample command is now processed properly. Closing.The problem is not that such a amendment is unlikely to pass, it's that such an amendment would not achieve the goal you want.

Look at any other country which has proportional representation and you'll see roughly the same two-party dominance you see now. Japan was run by one party for forty years, and was ousted (for only about four years) by a second coalition. And why did they form a long-standing coalition (rather than the "band together for individual legislation then disperse")? Because there are systematic benefits to being the majority party. In Japan you get to pick the Prime Minister. In America, look at the powers of being a committee chair, or being the Speaker of the House.

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Our very own Double Barrel Benefit artist and North Carolina natives, Future Islands, had a string of great performances at this year’s SXSW. This is one of WKNC’s favorite local bands and they made us so proud down in Austin.
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import time, sys, traceback, math, numpy, signal,json, random,copy
import threading
import urllib.request
import os
import socketio
import requests
sleep_time = 0.2

LOGLEVEL = {0: "DEBUG", 1: "INFO", 2: "WARN", 3: "ERR", 4: "FATAL"}
LOGFILE = sys.argv[0].split(".")
LOGFILE[-1] = "log"
LOGFILE = ".".join(LOGFILE)


def log(msg, l=1, end="\n", logfile=None, fileonly=False):
    st = traceback.extract_stack()[-2]
    lstr = LOGLEVEL[l]
    now_str = "%s %03d" % (time.strftime("%y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S", time.localtime()), math.modf(time.time())[0] * 1000)
    if l < 3:
        tempstr = "%s [%s,%s:%d] %s%s" % (now_str, lstr, st.name, st.lineno, str(msg), end)
    else:
        tempstr = "%s [%s,%s:%d] %s:\n%s%s" % (
        now_str, lstr, st.name, st.lineno, str(msg), traceback.format_exc(limit=5), end)
    if not fileonly:
        print(tempstr, end="")
    if l >= 1 or fileonly:
        if logfile == None:
            logfile = LOGFILE
        with open(logfile, "a") as f:
            f.write(tempstr)

