Hi Michael! On Saturday 26 October 2002 7:39 pm, Michael Meeks wrote: | Hi Vladim, *Vadim*, if you do not mind :-) | | On Fri, 2002-10-25 at 23:24, Vadim Plessky wrote: | > I have several folders with SVG files, and Nautilus crashes when I open | > some of those folders. | > At the same time, I can open most of those files (but not all) with | > rsvg_display from librsvg2 (2.1.1) | > Should I report this as a bug? Or it's already known fact? | | Fascinating; yes - any serious bug should be reported; and the | bug-meisters will deal with duplicates etc. It'd be particularly | interesting to post some URIs to the actual files, and a stack trace | here so this can be fixed quickly. Ok, I will try to prepare web page/URL and put some examples to it. I need to check first which files cause problem, and separate ok-ish file from them. So far, I found two examples which indeed create rather serious problem for librsvg. I reported problem on <librsvg-devel>, but it seems Dom is still on bus. trip. Here is first problem: ---------- Forwarded Message ---------- Subject: [Librsvg-devel] librsvg consumes 100% of CPU time (testcase attached) Date: Saturday 26 October 2002 1:05 am From: Vadim Plessky <plessky cnt ru> To: librsvg-devel lists sourceforge net Please check attached (in zip archive, 2.9K) SVG example, produced with Adobe Illustrator 9. librsvg2 (rsvg_display) consumes 100% of CPU and can't display this example (nothing is displayed while lib is eating CPU cycles) -------------------------------------------------------- I don't know how exactly Nautilus handles problem like this, but I can imagine that it expects pixmap returned in some reasonable time, and doesn't kill librsvg process otherwise (say, after 1min. after doing system call). Note that this SVG file is really *nothing special*, and small in size. So, I was surprised to see such problem with it. I will post several big files on web later. Those files are, of course, more difficult to debug. | | Regards, | | Michael. | -- | mmeeks gnu org <><, Pseudo Engineer, itinerant idiot -- Best Regards, Vadim Plessky
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