[OpenBSD] Crash upon exit

[vext01]

I can semi-reliably reproduce the following crash:

• start qsyncthingtray
• click icon to open webview
• right click icon
• quit

seg fault.

Building with symbols sadly does not help, suggesting that the crash is in QT itself.

Perhaps you are not tearing down the QT webview properly?

[vext01]

(OpenBSD-current)

[mulander]

Confirmed same issue on amd64 current. Sitting next to @vext01. Closing the webview before hand or not opening at all doesn't result in the segfault.

[sieren]

Thanks, I assume this is built with WebKit and not WebEngine?
Any chance supplying me with a stacktrace?

[vext01]

I'd need to build qt with symbols. Not one frame has a name in the trace currently.

[sieren]

Could not reproduce this on Debian. Presumably it's BSD specific, a backtrace would really be helpful to determine whether it's a Qt issue or a QST one.

[vext01]

Ok. Ill build qt5 with symbols at some point.

Btw, how much memory does building qst take of your system. Im finding it
uses 1.6GB using gcc 4.9.4!

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Could not reproduce this on Debian. Presumably it's BSD specific, a
backtrace would really be helpful to determine whether it's a Qt issue or a
QST one.

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[sieren]

I havent benchmarked that yet, but ran into problems on AppVeyor once with MSVC.
The immense memory usage is due to the QRC files (see Google search)

[vext01]

The compile time memory consumption is the only thing preventing me importing qst into the OpenBSD ports tree :(

[sieren]

Opened a separate issue for this

[sieren]

On that note, is the crash on exit bug still an issue on OpenBSD? I assume it's related to the 200% reports.