Ada GPS editor crashes when pasting in text
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While editing this package body:
package body ai is
type Possible_Boards is
end ai;
GPS crashes when pasting the following code after the is:
let bestMoves = [
0x1160:1,
0x1205:0,
0x1304:0,
0x1340:0,
0x1403:0,
0x1430:0,
0x1502:0,
0x1520:0,
0x1601:0,
0x1610:1,
0x1700:0,
0x2222:0,
0x2330:0,
0x2420:0,
0x2510:0,
0x3140:1,
0x3203:0,
0x3230:0,
0x3320:0,
0x4103:0,
0x4130:1,
0x4220:0,
0x5120:1,
0x6101:0,
0x6110:1 ];
Obviously, this isn't Ada code, but crashing GPS doesn't seem reasonable.
ada gnat gnat-gps
asked Nov 20 at 0:57
Glen Flint
11
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While editing this package body:
package body ai is
type Possible_Boards is
end ai;
GPS crashes when pasting the following code after the is:
let bestMoves = [
0x1160:1,
0x1205:0,
0x1304:0,
0x1340:0,
0x1403:0,
0x1430:0,
0x1502:0,
0x1520:0,
0x1601:0,
0x1610:1,
0x1700:0,
0x2222:0,
0x2330:0,
0x2420:0,
0x2510:0,
0x3140:1,
0x3203:0,
0x3230:0,
0x3320:0,
0x4103:0,
0x4130:1,
0x4220:0,
0x5120:1,
0x6101:0,
0x6110:1 ];
Obviously, this isn't Ada code, but crashing GPS doesn't seem reasonable.
ada gnat gnat-gps
asked Nov 20 at 0:57
Glen Flint
11
1
Which version and source/distribution of GNAT GPS shows this behaviour?
– Jacob Sparre Andersen
Nov 20 at 5:33
No problems with the Darwin (macOS) versions, either 2017 or 2018.
– Simon Wright
Nov 20 at 8:52
Use the version of the GPS in the Community Edition that can be downloaded here: adacore.com/download. The GPS is known for its stability. The only way I know of that one can crash the GPS is if one uses the debugger and is stepping through ones code a lot.
– Joakim Strandberg
Nov 21 at 9:00
Here's what's on my Help About window. GPS 2018 (20180528) hosted on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu GNAT 4.6 the GNAT Programming Studio (c) 2001-2018 AdaCore
– Glen Flint
Nov 22 at 12:58
1
GPS version/details should appear in your question. By the way, this would rather be a ticket for Adacore than a stack overflow question.
– LoneWanderer
Nov 24 at 0:05
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While editing this package body:
package body ai is
type Possible_Boards is
end ai;
GPS crashes when pasting the following code after the is:
let bestMoves = [
0x1160:1,
0x1205:0,
0x1304:0,
0x1340:0,
0x1403:0,
0x1430:0,
0x1502:0,
0x1520:0,
0x1601:0,
0x1610:1,
0x1700:0,
0x2222:0,
0x2330:0,
0x2420:0,
0x2510:0,
0x3140:1,
0x3203:0,
0x3230:0,
0x3320:0,
0x4103:0,
0x4130:1,
0x4220:0,
0x5120:1,
0x6101:0,
0x6110:1 ];
Obviously, this isn't Ada code, but crashing GPS doesn't seem reasonable.
ada gnat gnat-gps
asked Nov 20 at 0:57
Glen Flint
11
While editing this package body:
package body ai is
type Possible_Boards is
end ai;
GPS crashes when pasting the following code after the is:
let bestMoves = [
0x1160:1,
0x1205:0,
0x1304:0,
0x1340:0,
0x1403:0,
0x1430:0,
0x1502:0,
0x1520:0,
0x1601:0,
0x1610:1,
0x1700:0,
0x2222:0,
0x2330:0,
0x2420:0,
0x2510:0,
0x3140:1,
0x3203:0,
0x3230:0,
0x3320:0,
0x4103:0,
0x4130:1,
0x4220:0,
0x5120:1,
0x6101:0,
0x6110:1 ];
Obviously, this isn't Ada code, but crashing GPS doesn't seem reasonable.
ada gnat gnat-gps
ada gnat gnat-gps
asked Nov 20 at 0:57
Glen Flint
11
asked Nov 20 at 0:57
Glen Flint
11
asked Nov 20 at 0:57
Glen Flint
11
asked Nov 20 at 0:57
Glen Flint
11
asked Nov 20 at 0:57
Glen Flint
11
11
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Which version and source/distribution of GNAT GPS shows this behaviour?
– Jacob Sparre Andersen
Nov 20 at 5:33
No problems with the Darwin (macOS) versions, either 2017 or 2018.
– Simon Wright
Nov 20 at 8:52
Use the version of the GPS in the Community Edition that can be downloaded here: adacore.com/download. The GPS is known for its stability. The only way I know of that one can crash the GPS is if one uses the debugger and is stepping through ones code a lot.
– Joakim Strandberg
Nov 21 at 9:00
Here's what's on my Help About window. GPS 2018 (20180528) hosted on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu GNAT 4.6 the GNAT Programming Studio (c) 2001-2018 AdaCore
– Glen Flint
Nov 22 at 12:58
1
GPS version/details should appear in your question. By the way, this would rather be a ticket for Adacore than a stack overflow question.
– LoneWanderer
Nov 24 at 0:05
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Which version and source/distribution of GNAT GPS shows this behaviour?
– Jacob Sparre Andersen
Nov 20 at 5:33
No problems with the Darwin (macOS) versions, either 2017 or 2018.
– Simon Wright
Nov 20 at 8:52
Use the version of the GPS in the Community Edition that can be downloaded here: adacore.com/download. The GPS is known for its stability. The only way I know of that one can crash the GPS is if one uses the debugger and is stepping through ones code a lot.
– Joakim Strandberg
Nov 21 at 9:00
Here's what's on my Help About window. GPS 2018 (20180528) hosted on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu GNAT 4.6 the GNAT Programming Studio (c) 2001-2018 AdaCore
– Glen Flint
Nov 22 at 12:58
1
GPS version/details should appear in your question. By the way, this would rather be a ticket for Adacore than a stack overflow question.
– LoneWanderer
Nov 24 at 0:05
1
1
Which version and source/distribution of GNAT GPS shows this behaviour?
– Jacob Sparre Andersen
Nov 20 at 5:33
Which version and source/distribution of GNAT GPS shows this behaviour?
– Jacob Sparre Andersen
Nov 20 at 5:33
No problems with the Darwin (macOS) versions, either 2017 or 2018.
– Simon Wright
Nov 20 at 8:52
No problems with the Darwin (macOS) versions, either 2017 or 2018.
– Simon Wright
Nov 20 at 8:52
Use the version of the GPS in the Community Edition that can be downloaded here: adacore.com/download. The GPS is known for its stability. The only way I know of that one can crash the GPS is if one uses the debugger and is stepping through ones code a lot.
– Joakim Strandberg
Nov 21 at 9:00
Use the version of the GPS in the Community Edition that can be downloaded here: adacore.com/download. The GPS is known for its stability. The only way I know of that one can crash the GPS is if one uses the debugger and is stepping through ones code a lot.
– Joakim Strandberg
Nov 21 at 9:00
Here's what's on my Help About window. GPS 2018 (20180528) hosted on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu GNAT 4.6 the GNAT Programming Studio (c) 2001-2018 AdaCore
– Glen Flint
Nov 22 at 12:58
Here's what's on my Help About window. GPS 2018 (20180528) hosted on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu GNAT 4.6 the GNAT Programming Studio (c) 2001-2018 AdaCore
– Glen Flint
Nov 22 at 12:58
1
1
GPS version/details should appear in your question. By the way, this would rather be a ticket for Adacore than a stack overflow question.
– LoneWanderer
Nov 24 at 0:05
GPS version/details should appear in your question. By the way, this would rather be a ticket for Adacore than a stack overflow question.
– LoneWanderer
Nov 24 at 0:05
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Which version and source/distribution of GNAT GPS shows this behaviour?
– Jacob Sparre Andersen
Nov 20 at 5:33
No problems with the Darwin (macOS) versions, either 2017 or 2018.
– Simon Wright
Nov 20 at 8:52
Use the version of the GPS in the Community Edition that can be downloaded here: adacore.com/download. The GPS is known for its stability. The only way I know of that one can crash the GPS is if one uses the debugger and is stepping through ones code a lot.
– Joakim Strandberg
Nov 21 at 9:00
Here's what's on my Help About window. GPS 2018 (20180528) hosted on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu GNAT 4.6 the GNAT Programming Studio (c) 2001-2018 AdaCore
– Glen Flint
Nov 22 at 12:58
1
GPS version/details should appear in your question. By the way, this would rather be a ticket for Adacore than a stack overflow question.
– LoneWanderer
Nov 24 at 0:05