On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 1:05 PM, Bram Moolenaar <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Benjamin Fritz wrote: > > > The attached test_vimrc.vim sets up a command that (on Windows) > > generates a tags file asynchronously and then calls back into Vim using > > --remote-expr to add that tags file to the 'tags' option. > > > > The test_vimrc.vim also sets the 'cscopetag' option to enable selecting > > between multiple tag matches. > > > > After sourcing this test file, I can reliably make Vim crash as follows > > (edit the "let ctags_exec" line to match your own exuberant ctags path): > > > > 1. cd to a project top-level directory with at least one large code > > subdirectory following C/C++ coding practices of having function > > declarations separate from function definitions. > > 2. Execute the :Ctags command and wait for it to finish > > 3. cd into the large code subdirectory and edit a code file > > 4. Go to a function call within the code file > > 5. Execute the :Ctags command again, but don't wait for it to finish > > 6. Before the tags processing completes, use CTRL-] to select the tag > > for the function your cursor is on (presumably, you will have 2 > > matches, one for the function prototype and one for the function > > definition) > > 7. Wait for the :Ctags command to finish > > 8. Try entering a number to select the tag to jump to > > 9. Vim crashes > > > > I'm using gvim 7.4.629 64-bit on Windows 7. I do have a couple custom > > patches applied but nothing affecting tags processing. > > Can someone reproduce it and get a stack trace, so that we know where it > happens? Or a valgrind log, might be even better. >
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