Crash: Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library

[iglooo101]

Crash: Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library

[iglooo101 (iglooo101)]

Ink: 48
O/S: vista 32

[su_v (suv-lp)]

> short video showing the error messages after Inkscape crashed, apparently while the paint bucket tool was used

Did the crash happen when you wanted to fill another area? If so, which part of the drawing did you click on?
Or did it happen while you were increasing the amount of blur (58.6 %) of the just created path (5900 nodes)?
Or did another action trigger the crash (changing zoom, switching tool, changing fill color, …)?

<off-topic>A minimum amount of context information about a crash, using one or two sentences, would really be appreciated and help with bug triage.</off-topic>

[iglooo101 (iglooo101)]

@ #3
>Did the crash happen when you wanted to fill another area? If so, which part of the drawing did you click on?
>Or did it happen while you were increasing the amount of blur (58.6 %)
I cannot tell 100% which of these 2 has caused the crash because I have done both BUCKET and BLUR..
But, it might be "while you were increasing the amount of blur" because that was my last thing I have done.
The crash did not come suddenly.
I felt like that the application was slowing down .
Then the crash has happened

[Pablo Trabajos (pajarico)]

Using the bucket tool at high zoom level over the blurred area causes a crash when memory usage reaches 1,327,000 KB.

But without proper context it's impossible to say if it is the same problem.

[Pablo Trabajos (pajarico)]

Tweaking the blur didn't cause a crash for me.
0.48 r9983 and win 7.

[jazzynico (jazzynico)]

Reproduced on Windows 7, Inkscape 0.48.4.

[jazzynico (jazzynico)]

Error message:
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
  what(): std::bad_alloc

No gdb trace (always a bit tricky on Windows).

[jazzynico (jazzynico)]

Not reproduced with trunk revision 12006.
The memory consumption is about 10 times lower, and the same actions with the bucket on the blured area doesn't trigger the crash.