Re: javascript crashing

Hi,
I guess you can debug into the related code and find
out which part cause segmentation fault,
for your information, I found that QString::number for
double type parameter will cause seg fault with QTE
3.3.5 on my board,
and I changed the QString::number( dParam ) to
QString::number( (int)dParam ), it's temporary OK,
The above is an example, 
you should find out the reason first,
hope this help you.


--- KK Yong <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> When i just load a simple Hello world javascirpt, it
> crash the entire
> browser with the following debug messege:
> 
> debug: HTMLView::openURL
> file:///home/httpd/testjs.html type text/html
> debug: KHTMLPart(0x4c0760)::openURL
> file:///home/httpd/testjs.html
> debug: saveState!
> debug: saveState this=0x4c0760 'unnamed' saving URL
> file:///home/httpd/testjs.hlQObject::connect: No
> such signal
> QObject::cleared()
> QObject::connect:  (sender name:   'unnamed')
> QObject::connect:  (receiver name: 'unnamed')
> debug:  using compatibility parseMode
> Segmentation fault
> launcher: creating slave for protocol file
> debug: SlaveBase: read() error 13,  Permission
> denied! exiting!
> # launcher: error sending launcherSlavePidCmd:
> Broken pipe
> debug: SlaveBase: select() error 9,  Bad file
> descriptor! exiting!
> 
> Have you come across it?
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> 
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