Hi everyone, I have still segfaults closing windows using the window menu. I am really puzzled. I upgraded to a new system over the last week (ubuntu breezy, the old one was hoary). I actually made a new installation on a separate partition so that rules out any old efl files floating around somewhere. I now get segfaults when I close synaptic. Gnome terminal does not give me segfaults anymore, and I don't have Eterm installed on this box yet. I tracked it down a little further, and I only get segfaults when I have -use-auto-raise-set to 1. However I still have the messages of trying to acces address 0x360 when running through gdb, even after wiping the whole .e directory. So I really don't know what more I can do to track this down. Should I start putting printf statements for the value of bd->app into the source? Would that be any different to what gdb is doing? Can anybody running ubuntu reproduce this? CFLAGS are still -O2 -g -march=pentium4. gcc is gcc version 3.4.5 20050809 (prerelease)
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