SegFault will importing some files from OpenOffice
Kevin B. Hendricks
kevin.hendricks@sympatico.ca
Tue Dec 26 14:14:00 GMT 2000
Hi Ben,
Would try the following for me (this fails on my system)
1. Copy those two original files I gave you into some directory (in my case I
used temp/)
2. Then run snavigator and indicate a new project and have it import temp/
This causes a segfault immediately for me.
cbrowser has no problem with this so it must be dbimp that is seg-faulting
which explains why I haven't been able to catch it when running cbrowser!
> Then perhaps the problem is elsewhere (ie. in dbimp). The children work
> something like this:
>
> hyper
> |
> `- cbrowser <=
> | || pipe
> `- dbimp <=
>
> cbrowser emits symbol information which `dbimp' imports into the database.
> Yes, or ltrace, if you have it, would be better.
I don't seem to have ltrace but I do think I can get a backtrace using gdb
now that I have a much smaller testcase to play with.
Thanks,
Kevin
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Kevin B. Hendricks, Associate Professor
Operations and Information Technology
Richard Ivey School of Business, UWO, London ON, CANADA
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