Re: [Linphone-users] Strange Crashes with Windows Version

[Conrad Beckert]

Hi Simon,

> Gulp... I have exactly the contrary: when I use H263 or MPEG4, linphone 
> usually crashes after a few seconds. This problem should be fixed in next 
> release.
>   
I just realised, that this happens to me too - after a couple of minutes 
(probably 5 or something), but Theora blows up immediately.
>   
> > it displays the bandwith settings. Deleting the word "default" yet
> >
> >     
> caused the fault.You meant deleting "Unlimited" ?
>   
Yes. But other user actions caused the same. No pattern visible. The 
software is just completely unstable.  :-( (memory / GUI signalling issues)
> I have no idea why on this machine it crashes so many times.
> The first thing we'll try is to upgrade to newest version. I've fixed various 
> bugs in the past weeks. I'll upload a 0.2.0 version soon.
>   
Excellent! I'm looking forward to install it and try it out! - checking 
dayly for new versions :-) (I would be present at the site of the 
machine so I wouldn't have to rely on VNC. Probably there was 
interference too caused by this remoting software. (delayed screen, 
concurrent access of graphic card memory - whatsoever)
> Install mingw32 with gdb (gcc+gdb environment for windows), then run linphone 
> >from gdb in the mingw shell:
>
> gdb /c/Program\ Files/Linphone/linphone-wx.exe
> run
> <wait for the crash>
> bt full
>
> I hope you are familiar with gdb. The bt full command will print a backtrace 
> showing where linphone has crashed.
> Then send me the whole backtrace.
>   
OK, I'll do the next time I find time to play VoIP- probably this 
weekend. I have a Visual Studio on the machine. MingGW doesn't interfere 
does it.

Thank you for your answer and development - Greetings from Berlin

Conrad

PS: I've found an older beginning to realise an Qt interface for 
Linphone. What happened to it? (a Qt GUI would be completely portable - 
even for MacOS or embedded devices wouldn't it) I just learned Qt for 
consulting and training a big client of us - what a pity to let my 
knowledge abandonned :-)