I know I know...
too many omit-frame-pointers
André Lemos wrote:
This happens after logging in.
I get the message: *** glibc detected *** /usr/bin/wish: double free
or corruption (!prev): 0x01edf250 ***
and bt gives me the attached file.
The version is revision 7992.
Thanks
it's definetly something with:
int ObjRead (Tcl_Interp *interp, Tcl_Obj *data, Tcl_Obj *format,
Tk_PhotoHandle imageHandle,
int destX, int destY, int width, int height, int
srcX, int srcY)
André Lemos wrote:
I know I know...
too many omit-frame-pointers
André Lemos
list is being rendered.
I guess now I have to dig into Decode for PNG
André Lemos wrote:
it's definetly something with:
int ObjRead (Tcl_Interp *interp, Tcl_Obj *data, Tcl_Obj *format,
Tk_PhotoHandle imageHandle,
int destX, int destY, int width, int height, int
srcX
the problem is with png_read_end() under
utils/TkCximage/src/CxImage/ximapng.cpp
don't have the time to further investigate it right now.
André Lemos wrote:
when:
image.Decode(FileData, length, CXIMAGE_FORMAT_PNG) (only happens with PNG)
is called inside ObjRead() inside of utils
*Q: How do I capture bug report information from a segmentation fault?
(LINUX)*
*A:*
Make sure amsn was compiled with debugging symbols, if you installed it
using a binary package, you should probably download from source and
recompile it. To enable debugging symbols, configure it with :
, please do
NOT answer this thread again.
ok :-)
On Mon, 19 Feb 2007, André Lemos wrote:
*Q: How do I capture bug report information from a segmentation fault?
(LINUX)*
*A:*
Make sure amsn was compiled with debugging symbols, if you installed it
using a binary package, you should
I have one nfs share, but it is _very reachable_ :P
Sander Hoentjen wrote:
hum some random thing just popped into my head. Do you happen to have
NTF shares that are not very well reachable or something like that?
On Sun, 2007-02-18 at 03:35 +, André Lemos wrote:
Doing a strace, I can
I'd say this is the right place. We need to debug it first, before
solving the problem.
Henrique Cesar Ulbrich wrote:
Historiadores acreditam que,
em Sáb 17 Fev 2007, Vivia Nikolaidou disse:
Second, I have a contact list with about 100 people and never noticed this
problem, tcl/tk 8.5
Honestly.
Has anyone been able to use aMSN (with a contact list of on-line people
80), without having it freeze from time to time?
tcl: 8.5.0
tk: 8.5.0
amsn: revision 7983
Honestly.
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40 even
André Lemos wrote:
Honestly.
Has anyone been able to use aMSN (with a contact list of on-line
people 80), without having it freeze from time to time?
tcl: 8.5.0
tk: 8.5.0
amsn: revision 7983
Honestly
is slightly laggy with quite a few chats open, it is 100%
usable.
- Tom
On 17 Feb 2007, at 23:43, André Lemos wrote:
40 even
André Lemos wrote:
Honestly.
Has anyone been able to use aMSN (with a contact list of on-line
people 80), without having it freeze from time to time
why do you do that? mem leaks?
Tommy Quist wrote:
Nope, I kill wish on a bi-daily basis. I have somewhat
over 80 people.
On 2/18/07, Tom Hennigan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I
don't think I've ever had 40 contacts online at anyone time.
However I do usually have 20 contacts
enter so you send a message that forces a screen update
c the other person sends a message that makes it update
On 2/18/07, *André Lemos* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
doesn't it ever happen when you are typing, that it just stops
receiving
input? and after
just unload all plugins to make sure. But I still get amsn unresponsive
with all the plugins unloaded.
Tom Hennigan wrote:
Mm yes I get that. I think for me it's when plugins freeze, but I'm
not 100% sure.
On 17 Feb 2007, at 23:54, André Lemos wrote:
doesn't it ever happen when you
Doing a strace, I can see I get stuck on a read() when the gui freezes.
I might as well just debug the darn thing.
Tommy Quist wrote:
I don't know if that's the cause but yeah I figure it must be
something like that.
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