I'm having the same problem. I did a little debugging, and
it looks like freeing the attrs argument of
pango_parse_markup fails for some reason. My stack trace is
the same as the one in the debian bug about this, http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=360131 ,
and the last lines of the debug output are
/EditControls::on_focus_changed ---v---
/CardView::on_addnclose_clicked ---v---
(I can't attach a file here, unfortunately)
I went in and commented the g_free at line 389 of
Granule.cpp and that actually got it going further, only to
fail under the same circumstances at line 376 of the same file.
Hope this helps, and if there's anything else I can do, let
me know. I'm looking forward to building decks on my
desktop, and playing them on my Nokia 770.
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This problem I believe has been fixed in CVS. If you can,
please, check out the latest code from CVS [1], rebuild, and
try it out. If not, let me know and I'll rebuild the .deb
package for you.
Granule's CVS (public access) is hosed again by SF till
Monday (as usual). I have built new .deb [1] and .tar.gz [2]
packages instead. Please, give them a shot and let me know
if it fixed your crash.
Seems to be fixed, at least for me. I'm using debian Sid, so
I needed to recompile to use the existing gtkmm and libassa
packages inside of debian, but after that I haven't had a
crash of any sort in a few minutes playing, which is much
improved from before.
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Please, re-run the application with the following:
% granule --log-level=3 --log-file=grapp-bug.log
% gzip --best grapp-bug.log
Upload and attach grapp-bug.log.gz to this ticket.
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I'm having the same problem. I did a little debugging, and
it looks like freeing the attrs argument of
pango_parse_markup fails for some reason. My stack trace is
the same as the one in the debian bug about this,
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=360131 ,
and the last lines of the debug output are
(I can't attach a file here, unfortunately)
I went in and commented the g_free at line 389 of
Granule.cpp and that actually got it going further, only to
fail under the same circumstances at line 376 of the same file.
Hope this helps, and if there's anything else I can do, let
me know. I'm looking forward to building decks on my
desktop, and playing them on my Nokia 770.
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This problem I believe has been fixed in CVS. If you can,
please, check out the latest code from CVS [1], rebuild, and
try it out. If not, let me know and I'll rebuild the .deb
package for you.
[1] http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=111131
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Are you sure you checked it in? The last change I see in CVS
is from 2006-03-19, before this bug was even filed. As of
now, this problem still exists.
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Granule's CVS (public access) is hosed again by SF till
Monday (as usual). I have built new .deb [1] and .tar.gz [2]
packages instead. Please, give them a shot and let me know
if it fixed your crash.
[1] granule_1.2.1-2_i386.deb
[2] granule-1.2.1-2.tar.gz
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Seems to be fixed, at least for me. I'm using debian Sid, so
I needed to recompile to use the existing gtkmm and libassa
packages inside of debian, but after that I haven't had a
crash of any sort in a few minutes playing, which is much
improved from before.
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Good news - I'm closing this bug for good.