[MacPorts] #47496: kmymoney4-devel: meinproc4 crashes with segmentation fault

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#47496: kmymoney4-devel: meinproc4 crashes with segmentation fault
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  Reporter:  vazspam-forum@…            |      Owner:  mk@…
      Type:  defect                     |     Status:  new
  Priority:  Normal                     |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports                      |    Version:
Resolution:                             |   Keywords:
      Port:  kmymoney4-devel, kdelibs4  |
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Comment (by rjvbertin@…):

 First of all, peruse the info at
 https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/man8/ReportCrash.8.html
 which will explain how to use OS X's crash reporting features. Don't use
 the "Report" button though, because that'll only send the information to
 Apple. Simply copy/paste the backtrace in the crash dialog, either inline
 here if it's short enough, or through a file or pastebin service.

 You did rebuild kdelibs4 with the patch I uploaded, I presume?

 Another thought: the backtrace you get may not contain line numbers, which
 makes it (much) less useful. If that is the case, save it, and please try
 rebuilding kdelibs4 using

 {{{
 sudo port -n destroot kdelibs4 [+your+variants] configure.optflags="-g"
 sudo port -nk upgrade --force kdelibs4 +[your+variants]
 }}}

 note the -k option which instructs MacPorts to leave the build directory
 in place, which is (usually) better for debugging purposes.
 Everything installed through port:kdelibs4 should now have debug
 information (i.e. if it's not stripped out afterwards) and provide useful
 backtraces in case of a crash.

 There's a slight chance that I have not been able to reproduce your crash
 because I built kdelibs4 (and most other related ports I work on) with
 `-g` . That's why I instructed you to save the backtrace without line
 numbers.

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/47496#comment:51>
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