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Glibmm-error, detected trace/breakpoint #445
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Can you run gImageReader through gdb and break on the exception being thrown? Like
and then post the output? You'll also want to install the |
Okk i'm attaching a file. I remain available if you need anything else.. |
Ah sorry, perhaps I wasn't sufficiently clear: you need to set
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Ah sorry, maybe this is good:
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Yep that's more interesting. Can you share anything with which this can be reproduced? |
I don't know precisely, I'm simply scanning an pdf of 338 pages and gimage crashes at about 250. |
I'd need to know the value of the first argument to
Are you comfortable compiling stuff? Otherwise, is this PDF your recognizing a document you can share? |
I'm very sorry, but the document is not owned by me, so I can't share it .. but I'm available to compiling |
No problem, applying the following
to the current git master and building (passing |
Ok this is the last output:
ps I can confirm that on debian stable, this pdf is correctly scannable. So it's a problem with debian testing |
Thanks, I can reproduce this purely with the glibmm string manipulation functions, looking into it. |
Well, I'll be available if you need to do other tests. |
Should be fixed with 6ead57d, thanks for reporting! |
Can't execute an ocr scan on pdf on Debian testing.
This is the error that appears while gimagereader is reading an pdf file:
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