I’ve just updated to hrev57662 from hrev57660, and Falkon now crashes immediately on launch for me with a “General System Error”. I tried an uninstall / reinstall via HaikuDepot, and same thing.
So, if you need Falkon, maybe don’t update just yet! (Other apps all seem fine so far.)
Falkon is crashing on a call to strchr, so maybe the patches have just revealed a bug in Falkon? (I like patches that make memory bugs more obvious!) I’ve posted a snippet of the debug below.
I’m sure this is the wrong place to report this - should I report this in HaikuPorts, or does it go elsewhere because it seems to only be visible in either hrev57661 or hrev57662 (I’m not sure which?)
Debug information for team /boot/system/apps/Falkon/Falkon (3420):
CPU(s): 8x Intel Core™ i7-8550U
Memory: 15.76 GiB total, 669.07 MiB used
Haiku revision: hrev57662 Mar 23 2024 06:24:52 (x86_64)
Active Threads:
thread 3421: team 3420 debug task
thread 3420: Falkon (main)
state: Exception (Segment violation)
Frame IP Function Name
-----------------------------------------------
0x7fe33bfc34b0 0xfffdc56910 strchr + 0
Disassembly:
strchr:
0x000000fffdc56910: 0fb607 movzx (%rdi), %eax <--
Frame memory:
[0x7fe33bfc34a8] ........ e1 10 c5 fd ff 00 00 00
0x7fe33bfc3910 0xfffdc510dc open_executable + 0x8c
0x7fe33bfc4e20 0xfffdc4c13a load_image(char const*, image_type, char const*, char const*, char const*, image_t**) + 0xda
0x7fe33bfc4e90 0xfffdc4a0e9 load_immediate_dependencies(image_t*, bool) + 0x169
0x7fe33bfc4f20 0xfffdc4a5f1 load_program + 0x91
0x7fe33bfc4f50 0xfffdc51bee runtime_loader + 0xee
00000000 0x7f96f0079258 commpage_thread_exit + 0
Loaded Images:
ID Text Base Text End Data Base Data End Type Name
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
12487 0xfffdc42000 0xfffdc5f000 0xfffdc5f000 0xfffdc60000 lib /boot/system/runtime_loader
12488 0x1ef88235000 0x1ef88239000 0x1ef88239000 0x1ef8823a000 app /boot/system/apps/Falkon/Falkon
12486 0x7f96f0079000 0x7f96f0081000 0x00000000 0x00000000 system commpage
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