Got no reply in days? tststtss... Apparently the KApplication constructor makes some bad call and i'd bet it's phonon related (conflicting libs linked from KDE and Qt or whatever?) To know fo sure you should maybe fall back to good old gdb, run your little crasher and see the real broken statement with a nice "bt". You'll probably get no debug dialog cause Dr.Konqui (how is that spelled exactly, btw?) crashes itself on the same statement.
Cheers, Thomas ---- yes, top posting sucks ;-P ---------- Am 07.04.2011, 07:09 Uhr, schrieb Ian Wadham <[email protected]>: > I last built KDE and Qt from the ground up, from fresh sources on git > and svn, in January 2011, shortly after the release of KDE 4.6. I was > trying to get a very recent version of Phonon so as to test if a problem > in playing short sounds had gone away, but could not compile Phonon > into my app. The includes just did not work. I had to shelve the > problem > for a while at that point. > > I have got the includes to work, by writing #include <phonon/MediaObject> > with a lower-case "p", contrary to all documentation. Weird. > > But now my app fails immediately with the message "Floating point > exception" > and no crash report. Some fprintf (stderr,"..."); lines in main.cpp > show that > the app is failing in the line "KApplication app;", just before the main > window is created. > > Other apps I have compiled also fail to start and give the same error > message. > > Any ideas? > > Regards, Ian W. >> Visit http://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-devel#unsub to unsubscribe <<
