Hi John,
[snip]
>Closing a page with "pc" when I have a bunch of pages open seems to
>reliably trigger the problem if G_SLICE isn't set. I just now went
>into a directory with a bunch of schematics, typed "gschem *.sch",
>and then typed "pc" at gschem, and sure enough, it segfaulted.
>
On Jun 12, 2006, at 7:03 PM, Ales Hvezda wrote:
Sounds like the infamous slice bug. Try:
export G_SLICE=always-malloc
Thanks, that seemed to fix the problem.
Okay, it is now 100% clear that there is a problem in
libgeda and/or gschem. It's most likely due to memory being allocated
>> Sounds like the infamous slice bug. Try:
>> export G_SLICE=always-malloc
>
>Thanks, that seemed to fix the problem.
>
Okay, it is now 100% clear that there is a problem in
libgeda and/or gschem. It's most likely due to memory being allocated
with malloc and being freed using g_free or
> Sounds like the infamous slice bug. Try:
> export G_SLICE=always-malloc
Thanks, that seemed to fix the problem.
tomdean
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Sounds like the infamous slice bug. Try:
export G_SLICE=always-malloc
(or if you're using csh, "setenv G_SLICE always-malloc")
before invoking gschem.
Seems gschem is incompatible with newer glib's, but this fixes it.
On Jun 12, 2006, at 3:26 PM, User Tomdean wrote:
I had a core dump on exi
I had a core dump on exit from gEDA 20050313, installed from the
FreeBSD potrs tree.
I changed the Makefiles to use gEDA 20060123, including libgeda.so.25.
Building and installing gEDA 20060123 reported no errors.
Starting gschem seems OK. On exit, I get
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Thanks for the reply,
I went back to the FreeBSD port, 20050313. With that, I get a core
dump on exit, and sometimes a dump with I hit delete!
Looking at some other things, I have some funny things happening.
Like, the copy buffer in X. If I highlight text in one window and try
to paste it into
Hi Tom,
[snip]
>The initial startup showed no system-gafrc. I copied a stub from the
>gschem test directory and seemed to get more into initialization.
This is very bad; the system-gafrc should be installed when
you install the geda-symbols package. Out of curiosity, is there a
system-g
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