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ID Category Severity Reproducibility Date Submitted Last Update
0000177 [uClibc] Shared Library Support crash always 03-20-05 18:13 10-11-08 23:55
Reporter ralsina View Status public  
Assigned To uClibc
Priority normal Resolution open  
Status feedback   Product Version 0.9.27
Summary 0000177: UIC segfaults under uclibc
Description When building qt under uclibc, uic (a tool of qt) crashes with a segfault when attempting to use a plugin.
Additional Information
The simplest way to test this is trying to build qt-3.3.4 on a uclibc system, it will crash when running something like this with a segfault:

uic -L /usr/ports/ralsina/qt3/qt-x11-free-3.3.4/plugins tabbedbrowser.ui -i tabbedbrowser.h -o tabbedbrowser.cpp


I think the crash is shared-library related because:

a) It doesn't crash if you remove the -L option, which makes it not use plugins

b) Plugins are just libld-loaded libraries.

On glibc it works. I am trying it on a uCrux system. Apparently the T2 people have the same problem.

If any extra info is needed, please just ask!
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(0000114)
ashes
03-21-05 11:01

I reported exactly the same problem to the mailing list last week. I'm using a new toolchain but nothing from cvs. I was unable to build qt4-beta to see if it has the same problem. Mozilla may have the same problem as uic because it behaves the same way, for me.
 
(0013344)
carmelo73
10-11-08 23:55

Please try again with a more recent release. Current SVN trunk is strongly suggested.
If this is not longer an issue, please update the status, so that it cn be closed.
 

- Issue History
Date Modified Username Field Change
03-20-05 18:13 ralsina New Issue
03-20-05 18:13 ralsina Issue Monitored: ralsina
03-21-05 11:01 ashes Note Added: 0000114
03-21-05 11:02 ashes Issue Monitored: ashes
10-11-08 23:55 carmelo73 Note Added: 0013344
10-11-08 23:55 carmelo73 Status assigned => feedback


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