Re: Segfaults using PEAR

Sorry I can't give more detailed information, but if I had found a reliable clue to what caused the problem I would have posted it. Maybe it's a hardware fault, since this doesn't happen on other machines (that's what I told the management). This happend about 2 Months ago, here is what I recall: The Segfault in XML/Parser seemed to happen when xml_set_object() was called. But as I said, I couldn't nail it, because even when I removed the call in some test code, the segfault happend when xml_parser_create() was called (earlier in the script). I only could reproduce the segfaults using the xml functions. The other segfaults seemed to happen somewhat randomly. I used Expat bundeled with apache 1.3.19, I hadn't changed that. Simple testing scripts ran without a complaint, but we use a komplex structure of objects, and that seemed to facilitate the segfaults. The more I looked the more confused I got about it. I feel like a lamer writing this, since I can't supply any usefull information, so I'll stop here. Still interested to hear what others find out, Vinai On Tue, 25 Sep 2001, Martin Jansen wrote: > On Tue, 25 Sep 2001 16:46:29 +0200 (CEST), Vinai Kopp wrote: > > >We got segfaults on one of our dev machines, too. They seemed to be > >connected to XML/Parser.php (but not only), > > What does 'not only' mean? What other PEAR scripts were involved? What > version of Expat did you use (perhaps it was somewhat buggy)? -- A Microsoft Haiku: First snow, then silence. This thousand-dollar screen dies So beautifully.