Segin, thanks for reporting this, but just as a personal favor, would you mind including backtraces as an attachment? When I have to read my emails from the browser, gmail wraps the backtrace, which makes it difficult to read.
<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 5/2/06, <b class="gmail_sendername">Segin</b> <<a href="mailto:segin2005@gmail.com">segin2005@gmail.com</a>> wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
when closing the list of newsgroups with the full list displayed, Opera<br>crashes and gives this nice backtrace:<br><br>wine: Unhandled page fault on read access to 0xffffffff at address<br>0x11df:0x000029e2 (thread 0055), starting debugger...
<br>WineDbg starting on pid 0x53<br>Unhandled exception: page fault on read access to 0xffffffff in 16-bit<br>code (11df:29e2).<br>In 16 bit mode.<br>Register dump:<br> CS:11df SS:127f DS:13e7 ES:149f FS:003b GS:0033<br>
IP:29e2 SP:df5a BP:df6c FLAGS:0206( - 00 - RIP1)<br> AX:6f52 BX:13e7 CX:006c DX:141f SI:1827 DI:29dc<br>Stack dump:<br>0x127f:0xdf5a: 13e7 28f7 29dc 1827 141f 127f 0160 0000<br>0x127f:0xdf6a: 127f df75 2c21 11df 006c dff4 6302 11e7
<br>0x127f:0xdf7a: 006c 11ff 0000 02d0 007b 02d0 a58c 7e2c<br>027c: sel=13e7 base=7da51108 limit=0000003f 16-bit rw-<br>0293: sel=149f base=7ccfabd8 limit=0000ffbf 16-bit rw-<br>Backtrace:<br>=>1 0x11df:0x29e2 (0x11df:0x29e2)
<br> 2 0x11df:0x2c21 (0x11df:0x2c21)<br> 3 0x6c11:0xe763 (0x6c11:0xe763)<br> 4 0x11ef:0xe9d7 (0x11ef:0xe9d7)<br> 5 0x1247:0xa1df (0x1247:0xa1df)<br> 6 0x11ff:0xbf14 (0x11ff:0xbf14)<br> 7 0x11ff:0xad75 (0x11ff:0xad75)
<br> 8 0x11ff:0xbc9a (0x11ff:0xbc9a)<br> 9 0x101f:0x0468 in kernel32 (+0x643c4) (0x101f:0x0468)<br> 10 0x7fc636fb K32WOWCallback16Ex+0x119 in kernel32 (0x7fc636fb)<br> 11 0x7fa650b6 WINPROC_wrapper+0x79a in user32 (0x7fa650b6)
<br> 12 0x7fa69c4f CallWindowProcW+0xdb in user32 (0x7fa69c4f)<br> 13 0x7fa40e7c in user32 (+0x50e7c) (0x7fa40e7c)<br> 14 0x7fa4126a SendMessageTimeoutW+0xef in user32 (0x7fa4126a)<br> 15 0x7fa41334 SendMessageW+0x3f in user32 (0x7fa41334)
<br> 16 0x7fa4bf93 RedrawWindow+0x18b in user32 (0x7fa4bf93)<br> 17 0x7fa05a59 RedrawWindow16+0x67 in user32 (0x7fa05a59)<br> 18 0x7fa05c11 UpdateWindow16+0x31 in user32 (0x7fa05c11)<br> 19 0x7f9fa22d in user32 (+0xa22d) (0x7f9fa22d)
<br> 20 0x7fc63fd2 in kernel32 (+0x63fd2) (0x7fc63fd2)<br> 21 0x11ff:0x7158 (0x11ff:0x7158)<br> 22 0x11ef:0xb527 (0x11ef:0xb527)<br> 23 0x11ef:0xbfc6 (0x11ef:0xbfc6)<br> 24 0x11ef:0xdcf2 (0x11ef:0xdcf2)<br> 25 0x1247:0xa6f8 (0x1247:0xa6f8)
<br> 26 0x11ef:0x5562 (0x11ef:0x5562)<br> 27 0x124f:0x3076 (0x124f:0x3076)<br> 28 0x124f:0x309f (0x124f:0x309f)<br> 29 0x11ff:0xc967 (0x11ff:0xc967)<br> 30 0x11ff:0xb101 (0x11ff:0xb101)<br> 31 0x11ff:0xc7a4 (0x11ff:0xc7a4)
<br> 32 0x101f:0x0468 in kernel32 (+0x643c4) (0x101f:0x0468)<br> 33 0x7fc636fb K32WOWCallback16Ex+0x119 in kernel32 (0x7fc636fb)<br> 34 0x7fa650b6 WINPROC_wrapper+0x79a in user32 (0x7fa650b6)<br> 35 0x7fa69c4f CallWindowProcW+0xdb in user32 (0x7fa69c4f)
<br> 36 0x7fa40e7c in user32 (+0x50e7c) (0x7fa40e7c)<br> 37 0x7fa4126a SendMessageTimeoutW+0xef in user32 (0x7fa4126a)<br> 38 0x7fa41334 SendMessageW+0x3f in user32 (0x7fa41334)<br> 39 0x7fa1b3ef in user32 (+0x2b3ef) (0x7fa1b3ef)
<br> 40 0x7fa1b79f DefWindowProcA+0x386 in user32 (0x7fa1b79f)<br> 41 0x7fa47563 DefWindowProc16+0x1fd in user32 (0x7fa47563)<br> 42 0x7fa06a62 DefMDIChildProc16+0x1ca in user32 (0x7fa06a62)<br> 43 0x7f9facfa in user32 (+0xacfa) (0x7f9facfa)
<br> 44 0x7fc63fd2 in kernel32 (+0x63fd2) (0x7fc63fd2)<br> 45 0x11ff:0xb0aa (0x11ff:0xb0aa)<br> 46 0x11ff:0xc7a4 (0x11ff:0xc7a4)<br> 47 0x101f:0x0468 in kernel32 (+0x643c4) (0x101f:0x0468)<br> 48 0x7fc636fb K32WOWCallback16Ex+0x119 in kernel32 (0x7fc636fb)
<br> 49 0x7fa650b6 WINPROC_wrapper+0x79a in user32 (0x7fa650b6)<br> 50 0x7fa69c4f CallWindowProcW+0xdb in user32 (0x7fa69c4f)<br> 51 0x7fa40e7c in user32 (+0x50e7c) (0x7fa40e7c)<br> 52 0x7fa4126a SendMessageTimeoutW+0xef in user32 (0x7fa4126a)
<br> 53 0x7fa41334 SendMessageW+0x3f in user32 (0x7fa41334)<br> 54 0x7f80409d X11DRV_SetWindowPos+0x9f9 in winex11 (0x7f80409d)<br> 55 0x7fa63ef6 SetWindowPos+0xd5 in user32 (0x7fa63ef6)<br> 56 0x7f8046c7 X11DRV_ShowWindow+0x1c2 in winex11 (0x7f8046c7)
<br> 57 0x7fa6395c ShowWindow+0x66 in user32 (0x7fa6395c)<br> 58 0x7fa36753 in user32 (+0x46753) (0x7fa36753)<br> 59 0x7fa37d54 in user32 (+0x47d54) (0x7fa37d54)<br> 60 0x7fa3860a in user32 (+0x4860a) (0x7fa3860a)
<br> 61 0x7fa64936 WINPROC_wrapper+0x1a in user32 (0x7fa64936)<br> 62 0x7fa64ec1 WINPROC_wrapper+0x5a5 in user32 (0x7fa64ec1)<br> 63 0x7fa6a457 CallWindowProcW+0x8e3 in user32 (0x7fa6a457)<br> 64 0x7fa40e7c in user32 (+0x50e7c) (0x7fa40e7c)
<br> 65 0x7fa4126a SendMessageTimeoutW+0xef in user32 (0x7fa4126a)<br> 66 0x7fa41334 SendMessageW+0x3f in user32 (0x7fa41334)<br> 67 0x7fa37183 DefMDIChildProcW+0x335 in user32 (0x7fa37183)<br> 68 0x7fa06964 DefMDIChildProc16+0xcc in user32 (0x7fa06964)
<br> 69 0x7f9facfa in user32 (+0xacfa) (0x7f9facfa)<br> 70 0x7fc63fd2 in kernel32 (+0x63fd2) (0x7fc63fd2)<br> 71 0x11ff:0xb0aa (0x11ff:0xb0aa)<br> 72 0x11ff:0xc7a4 (0x11ff:0xc7a4)<br> 73 0x101f:0x0468 in kernel32 (+0x643c4) (0x101f:0x0468)
<br> 74 0x7fc636fb K32WOWCallback16Ex+0x119 in kernel32 (0x7fc636fb)<br> 75 0x7fa650b6 WINPROC_wrapper+0x79a in user32 (0x7fa650b6)<br> 76 0x7fa698b2 in user32 (+0x798b2) (0x7fa698b2)<br> 77 0x7fa69a81 CallWindowProcA+0x88 in user32 (0x7fa69a81)
<br> 78 0x7fa40e98 in user32 (+0x50e98) (0x7fa40e98)<br> 79 0x7fa446e7 SendMessageTimeoutA+0xef in user32 (0x7fa446e7)<br> 80 0x7fa44839 SendMessageA+0x3f in user32 (0x7fa44839)<br> 81 0x7fa4b2f7 NC_HandleSysCommand+0x17c in user32 (0x7fa4b2f7)
<br> 82 0x7fa1afe2 in user32 (+0x2afe2) (0x7fa1afe2)<br> 83 0x7fa1babf DefWindowProcW+0x2da in user32 (0x7fa1babf)<br> 84 0x7fa3719e DefMDIChildProcW+0x350 in user32 (0x7fa3719e)<br> 85 0x7fa06964 DefMDIChildProc16+0xcc in user32 (0x7fa06964)
<br> 86 0x7f9facfa in user32 (+0xacfa) (0x7f9facfa)<br> 87 0x7fc63fd2 in kernel32 (+0x63fd2) (0x7fc63fd2)<br> 88 0x11ff:0xb0aa (0x11ff:0xb0aa)<br> 89 0x11ff:0xc7a4 (0x11ff:0xc7a4)<br> 90 0x101f:0x0468 in kernel32 (+0x643c4) (0x101f:0x0468)
<br> 91 0x7fc636fb K32WOWCallback16Ex+0x119 in kernel32 (0x7fc636fb)<br> 92 0x7fa650b6 WINPROC_wrapper+0x79a in user32 (0x7fa650b6)<br> 93 0x7fa69c4f CallWindowProcW+0xdb in user32 (0x7fa69c4f)<br> 94 0x7fa40e7c in user32 (+0x50e7c) (0x7fa40e7c)
<br> 95 0x7fa4126a SendMessageTimeoutW+0xef in user32 (0x7fa4126a)<br> 96 0x7fa41334 SendMessageW+0x3f in user32 (0x7fa41334)<br> 97 0x7fa389a1 DefFrameProcW+0x140 in user32 (0x7fa389a1)<br> 98 0x7fa38c2f DefFrameProcA+0xdb in user32 (0x7fa38c2f)
<br> 99 0x7fa0681f DefFrameProc16+0x9b in user32 (0x7fa0681f)<br> 100 0x7f9fae77 in user32 (+0xae77) (0x7f9fae77)<br> 101 0x7fc63fd2 in kernel32 (+0x63fd2) (0x7fc63fd2)<br> 102 0x121f:0xb608 (0x121f:0xb608)<br> 103 0x121f:0xd475 (0x121f:0xd475)
<br> 104 0x101f:0x0468 in kernel32 (+0x643c4) (0x101f:0x0468)<br> 105 0x7fc636fb K32WOWCallback16Ex+0x119 in kernel32 (0x7fc636fb)<br> 106 0x7fa650b6 WINPROC_wrapper+0x79a in user32 (0x7fa650b6)<br> 107 0x7fa69989 CallWindowProc16+0x95 in user32 (0x7fa69989)
<br> 108 0x7fa47989 DispatchMessage16+0xe8 in user32 (0x7fa47989)<br> 109 0x7f9f9cf0 in user32 (+0x9cf0) (0x7f9f9cf0)<br> 110 0x7fc63fd2 in kernel32 (+0x63fd2) (0x7fc63fd2)<br> 111 0x121f:0xd203 (0x121f:0xd203)<br>
112 0x11df:0x00fb (0x11df:0x00fb)<br> 113 0x11df:0x00c8 (0x11df:0x00c8)<br>0x11df:0x29e2: movw 0xa(%bx),%si<br><br>It also keeps complaining about this while browsing the newsgroups:<br>err:msg:PostMessage16 16-bit message 0x000c contains pointer, cannot post
<br>err:msg:PostMessage16 16-bit message 0x000c contains pointer, cannot post<br>err:winsock:WS_setsockopt Invalid level (-1) or optname (128)<br>err:winsock:WS_setsockopt Invalid level (-1) or optname (128)<br><br>None of this affect using it as a web browser in any way what-so-ever.
<br>--<br>The real problem with C++ for kernel modules is: the language just sucks.<br> -- Linus Torvalds<br><br><br></blockquote></div><br>