Crash Reports 4.5.6

[Robert Helling]

Rainer,

> On 28.04.2016, at 11:26, Rainer Mohr <mail at divelogs.de> wrote:
> 
> just downloaded 4.5.6 and downloaded my logbook from divelogs.de <http://divelogs.de/>
> Was trying to see if my pictures show up (which they do after a short while) and since then Subsurface crashes constantly.
> Crashes when I have the pictures tab open and switch between dives, crashes on re-opening, crashes spontaneously when doing other things. Sadly, I can't use Subsurface at all, it mostly crashes directly after launching.
> 
> Then, I deleted the Subsurface directory from Library/application Support, relaunched and re-downloaded my dives from divelogs.de <http://divelogs.de/>
> the app was useable again until I switched to the pictures tab of a dive. Saw the file names and as soon as the pictures started downloading it crashed again. So it seems to be a picture problem, when these are URLs
> 
> have attached 5 crash reports. let me know if you need any other information.

this looks nasty, and what is worse, the problem seems to be in code that I wrote. Seems like some memory corruption in conjunction with concurrency in image hashing.

Problem is, so far, I cannot reproduce this problem. But I will look into it.

There is probably no way to email me an xml file that demonstrates this problem?

Best
Robert

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