I have only compiled today's release on my work computer (I'm here for about another 30 minutes before heading home, then to my computer shop for about an hour).
Are the segfaults happening all the time you change the time-stretching of a clip, or is it random?
It happens every time.
I will compile it on my home computer as soon as I get there and let you know what happens. Both this machine here at work, and my home machine both are running FC6, but are vastly different as far as hardware.
What is the best options/syntax for gdb. I have not used the gnu debugger before.
EDIT: Strange, gdb seems to cause qtractor to exit. It attaches, then it causes qtractor to exit. I'm using #gdb -pid=PID.
I have only compiled today's release on my work computer (I'm here for about another 30 minutes before heading home, then to my computer shop for about an hour).
Are the segfaults happening all the time you change the time-stretching of a clip, or is it random?
It happens every time.
I will compile it on my home computer as soon as I get there and let you know what happens. Both this machine here at work, and my home machine both are running FC6, but are vastly different as far as hardware.
What is the best options/syntax for gdb. I have not used the gnu debugger before.
EDIT: Strange, gdb seems to cause qtractor to exit. It attaches, then it causes qtractor to exit. I'm using #gdb -pid=PID.
Lexridge.