chenke wrote: >> Are you using threads? If yes, then your show() operations on windows >> _must_ be in the primary thread to be portable, otherwise you may see >> something not working or even crashes like this one. > > well , I think the funtion is not runing in threads , may be the last gdb > output is too short , this one will be bigger :
[gdb output removed] Okay, thanks, but this doesn't help much. I can see that you're probably pressing a key (maybe Enter or Space?), and that you're showing a window as a result of this. But there are so many intermediate stack frames, that no one can know what happens there, and maybe your program overwrote some data. And again: 1.1.0b13 is a beta version, much too old, and not supported. Please try again with 1.1.9, and if it still crashes, try to create a simple example that can be posted here so that we can try to replicate the problem. Also, a desription of what you want to achieve would probably be helpful, if your program is too complex. Albrecht _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
