Neil Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Or would you prefer a patch for GnuCash so that you can see the problem for
> yourself? The backtraces that I see only ever refer to
> 384: num_acc = g_list_length (grp->accounts);
> in src/engine/Group.c
I'd personally prefer a patch to GnuCash. I don't use the standalone
QOF. Indeed, I don't even have a checkout of that code. Personally I
believe that pullout was premature, but whatever.
The only way I think this call could fail is if the list itself got
overwritten or freed. g_list_length() is effectively this code:
int i = 0;
for (; list; list = list->next)
i++;
return i;
So the only thing that would cause this code to crash is a munged
list. The question is: why is the list munged? Perhaps a data object
is getting freed out from under you?
-derek
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