On Saturday, August 2, 2003, at 06:36 AM, Martin Costabel wrote:
Peter O'Gorman wrote:
I'd guess that there is a static constructor somewhere in one of the
other objects which gets called before main() and does something odd
You had the right idea: As it turns out, the crash does not happen in
Peter O'Gorman wrote:
I guess dyld hasn't bound the c++ mangled symbol open from Qt at this
point, so it crashes.
Hmm, it doesn't always crash (depending on LANG), and when it crashes,
it does so after having descended rather far down into the bowels of the
definition of QFile::open.
I don't
Hi,
this is a belated update on the thread Bus error starting scribus from
3 weeks ago. Being the maintainer of Fink's scribus package, I was
unfortunately absent for 3 weeks, so I wasn't aware of this thread on
the Scribus list. The bus error is still there, although I found a
workaround,
Am Donnerstag, 31.07.03 um 12:47 Uhr schrieb Martin Costabel:
[...]
I cannot understand how linking with a bunch of object files that have
nothing to do with the main program can cause a crash of this main
program. I would be grateful for any idea about what kind of mechanism
could cause such
Martin,
Ben Reed (rangerrick) is on vacation this week, so you won't be able to tap
into his experience with qt right at the moment.
-- Dave
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Max Horn wrote:
Oh that's very simple: if one of the .o files provides a symbol which
overrides a symbol in one of the libs you link against ... e.g. in qt,
Yes, I have been looking for something like this, but nothing so far
jumped out at me. I guess for finding such things systematically one
David R. Morrison wrote:
Martin,
Ben Reed (rangerrick) is on vacation this week, so you won't be able to tap
into his experience with qt right at the moment.
Thanks Dave,
no hurry here. This thing has been lying around already for a long time.
It could have come up much earlier, actually,
