Shaun McCance <shaunm gnome org> writes: > I ran into a memory corruption bug when I was randomly > clicking around. This sequence would sometimes do it: > > * Open info:gcc > * Click "Invoking GCC" > * Click "Submodel Options" > * Click "i386 and x86-64 Options" > > For all I know, this could be a long-standing bug that > wasn't caused by your commits. I tried to bisect it, > but the unreliable reproducibility made it hard. > > Thanks, > Shaun Hmm, I managed to reproduce this I think and the backtrace ended up somewhere in a cairo routine called from webkit. Presumably caused by corrupted memory from somewhere else. So I installed the cairo debug package to get a more helpful backtrace and... I can't crash it any more! :-) Will put a bit more effort in when I have an idea for how! Rupert
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