Rainer Heilke wrote: > Craig Bradney wrote: > >> On Sunday 26 September 2004 20:08, Rainer Heilke wrote: >> >> >>> These crashes have actually halted my playing with Scribus completely. >>> It happens whenever I try to add pages. I'm not about to make eight >>> one-page newsletters, and stitch together the PDF files. If anyone can >>> figure this out, I'd appreciate it. >>> >> >> >> We need more info. We dont see this problem, but letting us know what >> date you can build and get this issue with will help. >> > The last build that compiled was Sept 22. I guess it was under a week > ago--thought it's been longer. Work makes it feel like weeks. This one > and the previous (probably just two or three days earlier) were where > the crashes started.
I've gotten a completely up-to-date build (see below), and adding pages still guarantees a Signal 11 crash. :-( I wish I had more time to explore this. The crash doesn't even generate a core dump (or does Linux even do these very well, me being mostly a FreeBSD and Solaris man?). >> No. Have you changed your gcc, your libart or libart_devel? >> >> Craig >> >> > Nope. The only thing that has changed was libxml, required by one of > the newer changes. I installed libxml2-2.6.13 and > libxml2-sources-2.6.13 the day before the latest compile (on the 21st, > that is). I've been deliberately not upgrading anything unless > required by Scribus; since I still can't get Solaris 10 to compile Qt > in a way Scribus' configure is happy, this JDS box was built for > Scribus, and Scribus alone. Well, I'm an idiot (again). I had forgotten that I had logged out at one point, so my environment had lost the extended LD_LIBRARY_PATH setting I use only for compiling. With /usr/local/lib appended to the variable, the newest CVS of Scribus compiled like a dream. sigh Why do I always forget the obvious? Rainer
