[RkWard-devel] Another preview, last call for testing

[Jacob Michaelson]

Thomas, I recompiled with your suggestions and it still crashed with  
the following output:

Trace: rkconsole.cpp - function submitCommand line 144
Trace: rkconsole.cpp - function currentCommand line 117
Trace: rkconsole.cpp - function addCommandToHistory line 296
Trace: rkconsole.cpp - function currentCommand line 117
Trace: rcommand.cpp - function RCommand line 27
Trace: rinterface.cpp - function issueCommand line 200
Trace: rcommandstack.cpp - function issueCommand line 38
Trace: rkconsole.cpp - function setDoingCommand line 358
Trace: rcommandstack.cpp - function pop line 105
Trace: rthread.cpp - function doCommand line 128
running command: library(Biobase)
Trace: rinterface.cpp - function customEvent line 127
Trace: rkward.cpp - function setRStatus line 654
Trace: rinterface.cpp - function customEvent line 127
Trace: rkwatch.cpp - function addInput line 62
Trace: rksettingsmodulewatch.cpp - function shouldShowInput line 41
Trace: rthread.cpp - function handleOutput line 200
Bus error (core dumped)
$


--Jake

On Nov 6, 2005, at 9:04 AM, Thomas Friedrichsmeier wrote:

>> Here's the debug output right before the crash:
>>
>> [...]
>> Trace: rthread.cpp - function handleOutput line 200
>> Bus error
>
> Ok, just to make sure, please you try this: Uncomment the entire  
> contents of
> RThread::handleOutput (), i.e. place a
>
> /*
>
> in line 201, and a
>
> */
>
> at the end of line 222 in rward/rbackend/rthread.cpp and recompile/ 
> install. Of
> course this is not a fix, as this will basically disable all  
> output. However,
> if the crash is really related to output in some way, then it  
> should not
> crash anymore like this. If so (it doesn't crash), we can  
> investigate what's
> happening in more detail. If it still crashes, at least there's one  
> more
> cause ruled out.
>
>> There isn't any difference between the output in the terminal and in
>>
>> rkward (sorry):
>
> Too bad. I still don't understand, why the problem with locating  
> libR.so
> should turn up in rkward but not in plain R, then.
>
> Thomas
>
>
>
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