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Justin Zobel changed:
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--- Comment #12 from red...@cox.net ---
Okay, looks I need to continue to try and reproduce the original issue.
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--- Comment #11 from Sven Brauch ---
That is unrelated to the original issue and looks very much like a bug in
libclang. It should be reported (and fixed) there.
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--- Comment #10 from red...@cox.net ---
I have used the AppImage on a modern linux distro and do not have any problems.
The code base is very small for that project though so the background parse
does not run much (only a couple threads too).
Back
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--- Comment #9 from Ian Haber ---
it does not seem to happen to me at all when using a built version of master
instead of the appimage.
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--- Comment #7 from red...@cox.net ---
No, I never changed the AppImage so it is definitely something that change on
my end. I'll get to it eventually but in the meantime I was able to generate a
segfault while parsing the Linux kernel source as test on
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--- Comment #6 from Sven Brauch ---
Did we break that between 5.0.1 and 5.0.2 ...?
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--- Comment #5 from red...@cox.net ---
Something changed in my environment that prevents me from running the AppImage
now so I think it will be best to close this as I can't reproduce it either.
I will work on the issue eventually probably but it will
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--- Comment #4 from red...@cox.net ---
No, unfortunately this is not an open source project (I don't own the rights).
I will get some open source projects and report back on if KDevelop still
crashes with them.
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--- Comment #3 from Sven Brauch ---
Are the projects available somewhere so I could load them and see if I can
reproduce the crash?
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--- Comment #2 from red...@cox.net ---
I had custom cmake projects with C++ and python open.
You are right in that it was not idle, but at the time I filed the bug I
couldn't think of a better way to indicate the problem was not a result of
direct user
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Summary|"Program received signal|"Program received signal
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Summary|Program received signal |"Program received signal
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