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IntelliSense process crash in mark_entry #10507
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@FangLin2001 Are you able to determine an isolated repro which causes this crash? Ideally without any includes. Or if it requires certain system headers we may need to make sure we're using the same ones. |
Actually due in part to the enormous size of my working directory/project, it's really hopeless to determine an isolated repro which causes this crash. Moreover, I cannot figure out the specific behaviors related to this crash at present. Since only a few crash files were found at version 1.14.0, I think the crash is not that common. Maybe we can lie it over until more info known, or shall you give some instructions? |
@FangLin2001 Yeah, the first step would be to determine which file crashes when it's opened and if it repros consistently or only after edits, and then see if it's caused by some headers or the source file itself. |
Unfortunately, I don't know how to repro this crash in my repository and what kind of codes would invoke mark_entry(). Actually there are only three core files generated by mark_entry() crash so far and I havn't encountered any perceivable error related to it when reading/editing C++ files. To be honest, there are some core files generated, and that's all I know. By the way, C/C++ extension was auto-upgraded after 1.14.1/1.14.2 pre-release was available, and I don't find any core in 1.14.1/1.14.2 folder. |
Hey @sean-mcmanus, this issue might need further attention. @sean-mcmanus, you can help us out by closing this issue if the problem no longer exists, or adding more information. |
This specific problem doesnt occur recently. |
Okay, it may have been fixed with an update. |
Hi @sean-mcmanus . It seems that those core dump files were not only caused by the field_for_lambda_capture crash, as I still found some cores after upgrading the plugin to version 1.14.0 in dir ".../.vscode-server/extensions/ms-vscode.cpptools-1.14.0-linux-x64/bin".
GDB backtrace again:
Originally posted by @FangLin2001 in #10359 (comment)
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