Hi Pierre, On Wednesday 15 April 2009, Pierre-Yves wrote: > Do you have by any change an idea to solve it ?
I have no good idea on why this is happening. Perhaps one of these pointers
will provide a useful cue to work with:
1. The symbol "_ZNK7QString11lastIndexOfER7QRegExpi" should be in Qt. More
precisely in libQtCore.so . You can run something like
strings /usr/lib/libQtCore.so | grep "lastIndexOf"
to verify it really exists (with that precise name).
Interestingly, here (on Debian), the symbol is
called "_ZNK7QString11lastIndexOfERK7QRegExpi". That's real close, but note
the missing "K".
1b. Running
strings /path/to/rkward.bin | grep "lastIndexOf"
should contain that precise string as well.
2. If you manage to have one version of rkward with that crash and one
without, running
ldd /path/to/rkward.bin
on both binaries could possibly show a relevant difference.
3. Assuming something is going wrong inside rkward code, perhaps trashing some
memory locations in a strange way, it would be helpful to have the precise
context. Try running
rkward --debug-level 5
produce the crash and post the last ~20 lines just before the "undefined
symbol" message. Please do this several times to make sure the context stays
the same. If it does not, post several versions.
Regards
Thomas
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