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DrRacket crashes w/mutation while enumeration #614
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I was able to trigger it twice more, logs attached, and I think I have a better clue for the trigger. I had been pressing Command+/ (complete-word), and that led to the crash both times. Since those two, when I attempt to complete-word, I now get a dialog box about a code version mismatch.
True, and I'll go fix it. But I'm now wondering if there's a path related to that particular error causing the crash.
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Oh, actually I think it was command+R, actually (fat fingers on a dvorak keyboard).
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I can't help much with this myself, but I had a few thoughts in case they're useful. Procedures like The error message It would probably help to know what is in the collection that something is attempting to mutate while it's being enumerated. Debugging across the FFI boundary can be tricky, but maybe you could get some useful information just by debugging at the Objective C level around |
I'm still on 8.7 until the end of the semester. That is, I know, outdated, but I couldn't find an existing matching issue. I don't have a good repo example, but I triggered it roughly by opening DrRacket w/a bunch of CS1 assignments and interacting with the first couple. These submissions were generally using
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. Some were using the htdp hashlangs, others not.In one of the only other issues I saw that had Scall in their crash repo, in the discussion someone else mentions their related issue occurring with multiple tabs open (though I'm unclear how related this is.) Don't know if this is helpful.
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