On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 06:27:11PM +0900, R. Lahaye wrote:
> I noticed that my configure output says:
> checking whether the systems std::string is really good... no
> Is that of any relevance?
Maybe. Try to configure --with-included-strings
> The output from "lyx -dbg MATHED" is then:
>
> [...]
> symbol abuse for #
> read symbol '# inset: mathnormal draw: 35 extra: special'
> exit readSymbols
Fine. That's the last line as it should be.
> Running LyX through gdb, reveals that it exits at the very end of readSymbols:
>
> Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
> 0x81c14f4 in {anonymous}::readSymbols (filename=@0xbfbfc814)
> at math_factory.C:232
> 232 lyxerr[Debug::MATHED] << "exit readSymbols" << endl;
> Does that give us a clue? Apparently the "while (fs)"-loop ends without
> serious problems, or?
> Is there a problem with the destructor of a variable when readSymbols exits?
This probably mean your heap is corrupted, and having bad std::strings
might be a reason.
> What do you think?
Try --with-included-strings and/or install STLPort to get a decent
std library...
Andre'
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