Follow-up Comment #9, bug #36969 (project denemo):
The debug output "loop" you see is generated by the script that checks the
score for common errors before printing. The message (#f Wrong type to apply
...) is a message from a scheme script indicating that the script has an error
in it.
Errors in scripts should never cause an exit though as there is a trap handler
set (which is what is generating that message).
The "No of displays..." message is in the signal handler which is setup via
signal (SIGSEGV, denemo_signal_handler);
in main.c, it should mean that the program tried to access memory incorrectly.
It is at this point that the program tries to save the file
crashrecovery.denemo which may simply cause a further crash which will then
exit.
I guess you cannot reliably create this crash? Did they all involve the same
file?
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