If it's memory corruption, the stack trace isn't particularly useful as it doesn't identify what causes the corruption. It could be literally anything. Has anyone tried running it in valgrind? (you'll need to do that on the desktop)
If it's memory corruption, the stack trace isn't particularly useful as it doesn't identify what causes the corruption. It could be literally anything. Has anyone tried running it in valgrind? (you'll need to do that on the desktop)