Upgrade complete, problem solved. Big thanks to Richard for putting me on the right track again (in this case 2.7.2 to be specific :-)
Cheers /Andreas On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 11:00 AM, Andreas Olsson <andreas.t.olsson at gmail.com<http://www.stackless.com/mailman/listinfo/stackless>> wrote: >* I have been using Stackless for a private project for several years now, and *>* it has always worked great. Big thanks to all of you guys. This time though *>* I have come across a problem where I am sort of stuck: I don't know in which *>* direction to proceed. The problem is that I am getting segmentation fault *>* when my program exits. The segmentation fault occurs after my main program *>* returns control. When I run the program under gdb the stack trace looks like *>* shown below. *>* *>* The program as such is reasonably complex with a couple of socket *>* connections. I don't mind digging around a bit for information, but this *>* time I sort of ran out of steam. *>* *>* I am running: Python 2.6.5 Stackless 3.1b3 060516 (python-2.65:88968M, Jun *>* 15 2012, 23:48:43) on Ubuntu 12.04 *>* *>* *>* Please, can anyone put me on the right track for how to go about to resolve *>* this problem? Any hint is most welcome. * 2.6.5 is no longer maintained by us as a branch under source control. Suggestion 1: Can you upgrade to Python 2.7? Suggestion 2: We find the fix to this problem from the 2.7 branch, and either you apply it locally, or we create a hg branch. I think we should do the latter regardless, but if we can put it off by you taking suggestion 1.. Cheers, Richard.
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