Hello. We are developing a system that uses the WebKit engine for rendering pages to images. I've redirected the rendering (cairo on Gtk+ port) to a image buffer that I later read and modify. There are about 100 processes on a single system, each running the modified WebKit. There's a main process that has an overview of all other WebKit processes and can detect if a WebKit process crashes.
The problem now is that when stress-testing the system with around 100 WebKit processes and each simmulating a click, the processes get very unstable. The statistics show that each WebKit process has about 50:50 chance to segfault in a period of 2 and a half hours. So I'm asking is that a predictable/acceptable "crash-rate" if I simmulate a mouse click every 1.5-2.5 seconds on a single WebKit process? Greets, Luka
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