GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 372711
[WIN XP] msvcrt.dll crash while trying to reference cells between files
Last modified: 2006-11-09 01:30:28 UTC
Steps to reproduce: 1. create 2 gnumeric files, i'll call them File1 and File2 2. in File2 cell A1 try to type a reference to a cell in File1 3. File2 dies a gruesome death the crash happens when you type the "]" character, it doesn't seem to mind what is between "[" and "]" but it doesn't crash if there is nothing between the square brackets Stack trace: tell me how to get a stack trace in windows and I will gladly provide it Other information: see attached
Created attachment 76238 [details] a picture of things crashing
Created attachment 76239 [details] the file that was sent to microsoft in the error report - is this a useful thing to include here? this is on gnumeric V 1.7.1 thanks !
In this particular example, the file is not useful. It tells us, basically, when versions of things are in use. You might be able to make a cross-workbook link using cut-and-paste.
(In reply to comment #0) > Steps to reproduce: > 1. create 2 gnumeric files, i'll call them File1 and File2 > 2. in File2 cell A1 try to type a reference to a cell in File1 > 3. File2 dies a gruesome death With 1.7.1 on Windows, I get a crash if I just type "=[f]" in a cell. > > Stack trace: > tell me how to get a stack trace in windows and I will gladly provide it You can get a stack trace with Dr. Watson: - Start > Run - Type "drwtsn32" and press enter - Double-click on the relevant Gnumeric entry in the "Application Errors" section - Scroll to the "*----> Stack Back Trace <----*" section and copy the stack frames (for this crash, you'll see MSVCRT!strcmp at the top) In case it's needed, here's a non-debug backtrace from gdb: Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. 0x77c47742 in strcmp () from C:\WINDOWS\system32\msvcrt.dll (gdb) bt
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cut and paste only pastes the contents of the cell, not a reference, so unfortuinately that isn't a workaround. :| the "Application Errors" section in Dr watson remains empty during this crash. do I need to initiate it or something?
(In reply to comment #5) > the "Application Errors" section in Dr watson remains empty during this crash. > do I need to initiate it or something? > On my system, it shows up after I hit "Don't Send." If you're sending the report to Microsoft, it might not show up afterward (I never do, so I'm not sure). In case it helps, I have the "Number of Instructions" and "Number of Errors To Save" each set to 25, and "Dump All Thread Contexts," "Append to Existing Log File," and "Create Crash Dump File" checked.
I would risk a bet that this is the same crash as over in bug 367870. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 367870 ***
Created attachment 76247 [details] this is the drwatson output i got it by following the "crash dump" path