prkos is right, all things which require a spawn are affected
For some reason in script.cpp, Glib::spawn_async_with_pipes crashes internally, throwing the spawn error, which is never caught by the catch statement:
1031 try { 1032 Glib::spawn_async_with_pipes(Glib::get_current_dir(), // working directory 1033 argv, // arg v 1034 Glib::SPAWN_SEARCH_PATH /*| Glib::SPAWN_DO_NOT_REAP_CHILD*/, 1035 sigc::slot<void>(), 1036 &_pid, // Pid 1037 NULL, // STDIN 1038 &stdout_pipe, // STDOUT 1039 &stderr_pipe); // STDERR 1040 } catch (Glib::SpawnError e) { 1041 printf("Can't Spawn!!! spawn returns: %d\n", e.code()); 1042 return 0; 1043 }
This could be an upstream problem with Glib.
prkos is right, all things which require a spawn are affected
For some reason in script.cpp, Glib::spawn_ async_with_ pipes crashes internally, throwing the spawn error, which is never caught by the catch statement:
1031 try { async_with_ pipes(Glib: :get_current_ dir(), // working directory SEARCH_ PATH /*| Glib::SPAWN_ DO_NOT_ REAP_CHILD* /,
1032 Glib::spawn_
1033 argv, // arg v
1034 Glib::SPAWN_
1035 sigc::slot<void>(),
1036 &_pid, // Pid
1037 NULL, // STDIN
1038 &stdout_pipe, // STDOUT
1039 &stderr_pipe); // STDERR
1040 } catch (Glib::SpawnError e) {
1041 printf("Can't Spawn!!! spawn returns: %d\n", e.code());
1042 return 0;
1043 }
This could be an upstream problem with Glib.