Re: Debugging a segmentation fault

2010-07-12 Thread dierkerdm...@mail.com
On 8 Jul., 19:32, Christian Heimes wrote: > Which third party products with C extensions do you use? Have you > updated your database adapter and NumPy yet? I'm using sqlalchemy, scipy and numpy. I will try to update these and see if that helps. Dierk -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinf

Re: Debugging a segmentation fault

2010-07-08 Thread Christian Heimes
> my python project crashes in a non reproducible way. With gdb I got > the backtraces given below. > How can I possibly figure out the reason for the segfaults that occur > under Linux and Windows, using Python 2.6 in both cases. One of your third party C extension has a reference count bug. It l

Re: Debugging a segmentation fault

2010-07-08 Thread Paul Rubin
"dierkerdm...@mail.com" writes: > my python project crashes in a non reproducible way. With gdb I got > the backtraces given below. > How can I possibly figure out the reason for the segfaults that occur > under Linux and Windows, using Python 2.6 in both cases. It's a big C program and you have

Debugging a segmentation fault

2010-07-08 Thread dierkerdm...@mail.com
Hi, my python project crashes in a non reproducible way. With gdb I got the backtraces given below. How can I possibly figure out the reason for the segfaults that occur under Linux and Windows, using Python 2.6 in both cases. Thanks Dierk Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.