GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 698339
register2 crash when selecting transaction journal view
Last modified: 2018-06-29 23:15:01 UTC
Created attachment 241871 [details] error message Steps to produce; 1 open an existing datafile 2. from the account list open an asset account (a checking account) in register2 mode I use 2 line Auto split ledger view as my default. 3. Select a transaction that is a transfer to another asset account such as cash. 4. from the other account split line right click and select jump. The other register opens in the register2 mode. 5. in the menu bar click View: Transaction Journal. The program carshes with the message "Unspecified fatal error encountered, aborting. 6 closing that box opened a microsoft c++ error box. A picture of the c++ error message is attached. This is in Windows 7 using the build provided on the GnuCash website.
Thank you for testing, this should be fixed in the next release.
If you think this has been covered / fixed, can you close the bug please. Bob
David, can you test if you can still reproduce this crash with GnuCash 2.5.1 ?
It appears that this now works correctly in GnuCash Release 2.5.1 in Windows 7. However, memory usage is far higher than with 4.13. For the same data file GnuCash release 2.4.13 uses 422 meg of Ram while 2.5.1 uses 602 meg of Ram. That is with an assets over time report open. I think Firefox and Thunderbird have been creeping up too, with the new Firefox 21 currently using 1.7 Gig of Ram and Thunderbird is using 485 Meg. As I mentioned somewhere, I have 6 Gig of Ram on this machine and at this moment it is 80% committed. That was a lot of Ram not too long ago.
(In reply to comment #4) > It appears that this now works correctly in GnuCash Release 2.5.1 in Windows 7. > However, memory usage is far higher than with 4.13. For the same data file > GnuCash release 2.4.13 uses 422 meg of Ram while 2.5.1 uses 602 meg of Ram. > That is with an assets over time report open. > > I think Firefox and Thunderbird have been creeping up too, with the new Firefox > 21 currently using 1.7 Gig of Ram and Thunderbird is using 485 Meg. As I > mentioned somewhere, I have 6 Gig of Ram on this machine and at this moment it > is 80% committed. That was a lot of Ram not too long ago. Thank you for your feedback. The memory consumption is a separate issue. IMO we'll need some profiling before we release 2.6.
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