Recently I've been experiencing crashes when I modify the EEPROM content using the register window. The crash does not happen immediately; sometimes it's when I select a different window, sometimes when I step or run. It also seems more likely to happen if I change several EEPROM locations in one go; a laborious process of changing two bytes then doing a step then changing two more bytes seems to survive.
Possibly related, though, is that if I hit <TAB> from EEPROM cell 3F, the ASCII cell is highlighted and then GPSim bombs immediately, though in this case with more crash information (attached).
I am using GTK+extra 2.1.2 from the Gentoo portage tree.
Anonymous
Crash report from tabbing into the ASCII area of the EE register window
patch for gtkextra
The problem also exists for the ram window. Attached is a patch to gtkextra which seems to fix the problem for me. Rob can you test this and see if it fixes your problems. I am waiting for the CVS on sourceforge to be back up to add the patch to gtk+extra.
From a quick test that does seem to fix it. Thanks.
This is a bug in gtkextra. Gtkextra has been fixed in the cvs and in Fedora F14. (Gtk+extra in F13 and earlier did not have the problem)
I am leaving this bug open for a while to make it more visible.
There's also a patched GtkExtra in Gentoo portage (they were very responsive when I forwarded the patch to them)