it segfaults for all pythons now, including the -dbg versions.
the problematic code part looks pretty broken:
...
Py_DECREF((PyObject*)self);
}
//Python Object is not destroyed yet
if (cppData && Shiboken::BindingManager::instance().hasWrapper(cppData)) {
self->d->hasOwnership = false;
// the cpp object instance was deleted
delete[] self->d->cptr;
self->d->cptr = 0;
}
...
it decrefs self to zero and then dereferences members again, before a certain
commit the comment:
// After this point the object can be death do not use the self pointer bellow
was below the decref instead of at the end of the function, so this code is
very likely broken.
unfortunately this is not even the cause of the crash, it already
crashes on the decref above, exchanging the order of the code segments
does not fix it.
commenting the decref (introducing a memleak) fixes python2 but python 3 still
fails:
70 - sample_duck_punching (SEGFAULT)
150 - sample_static_nonstatic_methods (SEGFAULT)
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