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List: kde-devel
Subject: Re:Alarm Clock Problem
From: "Vijay Patel" <vijay () eninteractive ! com>
Date: 2005-05-28 11:54:11
Message-ID: 3705.59.182.5.96.1117281198.squirrel () www ! eninteractive ! com
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> Carefully check your memory management code (malloc/free or new/delete)
> because that's usually the cause of an alarm clock crash:
>
I tried using ValGrind to debug the program , but I didn't get
"alarm clock"
problem while running program with memcheck.
But program crashes with same message when I run program without
ValGrind.
I am very confused with this situation since it is also not generating
backtracing log.
Here is the part of the code where it crashes .....
if ( currentMusicView ) // for removing MusicStore View bug
{
qWarning("LMusicStoreView::makeBrowserView()
musicStoreView");
//browserBox = ((LMainWindow* )window)->musicStoreView;
browserBox = currentMusicView;
browser = browserBox->browser;
connect(browser->browserExtension(),SIGNAL(openURLRequestDelayed(constKURL
&,
const KParts::URLArgs &)),this,SLOT(doRequest(const KURL &, const
- Ignored:
KParts::URLArgs &)) );
}
else
{
qWarning("LMusicStoreView::makeBrowserView() QVBox");
browserBox =(LMusicStoreView *) new QVBox();
//browserBox = new LMusicStoreView(window,con);
browser =new KHTMLPart(browserBox);
( (LMusicStoreView *)browserBox )->browser = browser;
connect(browser->browserExtension(),SIGNAL(openURLRequestDelayed(const
KURL &,
const KParts::URLArgs &)),this,SLOT(doRequest(const KURL &, const
KParts::URLArgs &)) );
}
if (container)
browserBox->reparent(container,0,QPoint(0,0),true); -> This
line gives
alarm
clock.
Vijay
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