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[bug #16031] -back: Segfault in XGServerEvent.m
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Andrew Sveikauskas |
Subject: |
[bug #16031] -back: Segfault in XGServerEvent.m |
Date: |
Thu, 9 Mar 2006 00:53:33 +0000 |
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Follow-up Comment #2, bug #16031 (project gnustep):
No, it is also accessing it. Note that cWin is a macro for
generic.cachedWindow. It then accesses cWin->number. After preprocessing
this is generic.cachedWindow->number. Invalid pointer dereference... As for
chasing the bug further, not sure. I'm not familiar with the way -back is
organized nor very familiar with Xlib. But the problem seems to be that the
structure is freed before any calls to NSMapRemove() (it seems to me like
XGServerWindow-termwindow: does this.)
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- [bug #16031] -back: Segfault in XGServerEvent.m, Andrew Sveikauskas, 2006/03/07
- [bug #16031] -back: Segfault in XGServerEvent.m, Fred Kiefer, 2006/03/08
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- [bug #16031] -back: Segfault in XGServerEvent.m, Fred Kiefer, 2006/03/08
- [bug #16031] -back: Segfault in XGServerEvent.m, Andrew Sveikauskas, 2006/03/12
- [bug #16031] -back: Segfault in XGServerEvent.m, Fred Kiefer, 2006/03/12
- [bug #16031] -back: Segfault in XGServerEvent.m, Andrew Sveikauskas, 2006/03/12
- [bug #16031] -back: Segfault in XGServerEvent.m, Fred Kiefer, 2006/03/27