could you please specify which compiler you used? Does this only happen if you update, or also if you install to a separate place?

(In reply to comment #1)
> could you please specify which compiler you used? Does this only happen if
> you update, or also if you install to a separate place?

Hi Patrick,
I tried an update first ==> crash
I tried a reinstall "MSVC 2010 32bit" on Windows 7 ==> crash
I tried a reinstall "MinGW4 64bit" on Windows 7 ==> crash (but not exactly the same)
I tried a reinstall "MinGW4 32bit" on Windows 7 ==> crash

ok, I can confirm the crash in libsqlite on mingw64

When the application starts, there are a number of modules loaded in the beginning: do you have any idea what module 15/24 could be? Also where are those modules' source codes?

(In reply to comment #4)
> When the application starts, there are a number of modules loaded in the
> beginning: do you have any idea what module 15/24 could be? Also where are
> those modules' source codes?

In Skrooge, all functions are developed as "plugin".
The 24 modules are 24 skrooge plugins.
The source code is in the Skrooge package in the sub directory named "plugins".

ok, it seems to be not related to the plugins, here is a proper backtrace:

WARNING: Frame IP not in any known module. Following frames may be wrong.
0x0
libsqlite!sqlite3_mutex_enter(struct sqlite3_mutex * p = 0x4a100800)+0x16 [r:\build\win32libs\sqlite-3.7.2\work\msvc2010-debug-3.7.15.2\sqlite3.c @ 17636]
libsqlite!sqlite3_create_function_v2(struct sqlite3 * db = 0x089cb1f8, char * zFunc = 0x5955d3d4 "regexp", int nArg = 0n2, int enc = 0n4, void * p = 0x00000000, <function> * xFunc = 0x594ca620, <function> * xStep = 0x00000000, <function> * xFinal = 0x00000000, <function> * xDestroy = 0x00000000)+0x2f [r:\build\win32libs\sqlite-3.7.2\work\msvc2010-debug-3.7.15.2\sqlite3.c @ 113966]
libsqlite!sqlite3_create_function(struct sqlite3 * db = 0x089cb1f8, char * zFunc = 0x5955d3d4 "regexp", int nArg = 0n2, int enc = 0n4, void * p = 0x00000000, <function> * xFunc = 0x594ca620, <function> * xStep = 0x00000000, <function> * xFinal = 0x00000000)+0x2a [r:\build\win32libs\sqlite-3.7.2\work\msvc2010-debug-3.7.15.2\sqlite3.c @ 113950]
skgbasemodeler!SKGDocument::load(class QString * name = 0x00d9c870, class QString * password = 0x00d9c874, bool restoreTmpFile = false, bool iForceReadOnly = false)+0x169d [r:\build\extragear\skrooge-20111009\work\skrooge-1.6.0\skgbasemodeler\skgdocument.cpp @ 1108]
skgbasemodeler!SKGDocument::initialize(void)+0xa6 [r:\build\extragear\skrooge-20111009\work\skrooge-1.6.0\skgbasemodeler\skgdocument.cpp @ 926]
skg_file!SKGFilePlugin::onNew(void)+0x15c [r:\build\extragear\skrooge-20111009\work\skrooge-1.6.0\plugins\generic\skg_file\skgfileplugin.cpp @ 265]
skg_file!SKGFilePlugin::setupActions(class SKGDocument * iDocument = 0x00d9fd20, class QStringList * iArgument = 0x00d9d3a4)+0xd5e [r:\build\extragear\skrooge-20111009\work\skrooge-1.6.0\plugins\generic\skg_file\skgfileplugin.cpp @ 145]
skgbasegui!SKGMainPanel::SKGMainPanel(class KSplashScreen * iSplashScreen = 0x029bac60, class SKGDocument * iDocument = 0x00d9fd20, class QStringList * iArguments = 0x00d9d3a4)+0xf54 [r:\build\extragear\skrooge-20111009\work\skrooge-1.6.0\skgbasegui\skgmainpanel.cpp @ 161]
skgbasegui!SKGUniqueApplication::newInstance(void)+0x5fe [r:\build\extragear\skrooge-20111009\work\skrooge-1.6.0\skgbasegui\skguniqueapplication.cpp @ 94]
kdeui!KUniqueApplication::Private::_k_newInstanceNoFork(void)+0x2b [r:\build\kde\kdelibs-20110130\work\kdelibs-4.10.2\kdeui\kernel\kuniqueapplication.cpp @ 370]
kdeui!KUniqueApplication::qt_static_metacall(class QObject * _o = 0x00d9fce4, QMetaObject::Call _c = InvokeMetaMethod (0n0), int _id = 0n0, void ** _a = 0x029ef6f0)+0x90 [r:\build\kde\kdelibs-20110130\work\msvc2010-debug-4.10.2\kdeui\kuniqueapplication.moc @ 54]
QtCored4!QMetaCallEvent::placeMetaCall(class QObject * object = 0x00d9fce4)+0x2d [q:\qt-4.8.2\src\corelib\kernel\qobject.cpp @ 524]
QtCored4!QObject::event(class QEvent * e = 0x029c2a30)+0x12a [q:\qt-4.8.2\src\corelib\kernel\qobject.cpp @ 1194]
QtCored4!QCoreApplication::event(class QEvent * e = 0x029c2a30)+0x29 [q:\qt-4.8.2\src\corelib\kernel\qcoreapplication.cpp @ 1759]
QtGuid4!QApplication::event(class QEvent * e = 0x029c2a30)+0x3ca [q:\qt-4.8.2\src\gui\kernel\qapplication.cpp @ 2545]
QtGuid4!QApplicationPrivate::notify_helper(class QObject * receiver = 0x00d9fce4, class QEvent * e = 0x029c2a30)+0xfe [q:\qt-4.8.2\src\gui\kernel\qapplication.cpp @ 4562]
QtGuid4!QApplication::notify(class QObject * receiver = 0x00d9fce4, class QEvent * e = 0x029c2a30)+0x2c7 [q:\qt-4.8.2\src\gui\kernel\qapplication.cpp @ 3944]
kdeui!KApplication::notify(class QObject * receiver = 0x00d9fce4, class QEvent * event = 0x029c2a30)+0x23b [r:\build\kde\kdelibs-20110130\work\kdelibs-4.10.2\kdeui\kernel\kapplication.cpp @ 311]
QtCored4!QCoreApplication::notifyInternal(class QObject * receiver = 0x00d9fce4, class QEvent * event = 0x029c2a30)+0xa1 [q:\qt-4.8.2\src\corelib\kernel\qcoreapplication.cpp @ 946]

I have an idea. the problem might be due to sqlite not being the same between the Qt sqlite library and our own.

(In reply to comment #7)
> I have an idea. the problem might be due to sqlite not being the same
> between the Qt sqlite library and our own.

You are right, this could be that because, in SKGDocument::load, I call directly SQLITE3 APIs to create missing functions.
sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "regexp", 2, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL, &regexpFunction, NULL, NULL);
 sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "wildcard", 2, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL, &wildcardFunction, NULL, NULL);
 sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "word", 2, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL, &wordFunction, NULL, NULL);
 sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "upper", 1, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL, &upperFunction, NULL, NULL);
sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "lower", 1, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL, &lowerFunction, NULL, NULL);
 sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "capitalize", 1, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL, &capitalizeFunction, NULL, NULL);

Do you know how to do to align the sqlite version of QT with the sqlite version used by Skrooge?

(In reply to comment #8)
> (In reply to comment #7)
> > I have an idea. the problem might be due to sqlite not being the same
> > between the Qt sqlite library and our own.
> 
> You are right, this could be that because, in SKGDocument::load, I call
> directly SQLITE3 APIs to create missing functions.
> sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "regexp", 2, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL,
> &regexpFunction, NULL, NULL);
>  sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "wildcard", 2, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL,
> &wildcardFunction, NULL, NULL);
>  sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "word", 2, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL,
> &wordFunction, NULL, NULL);
>  sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "upper", 1, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL,
> &upperFunction, NULL, NULL);
> sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "lower", 1, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL,
> &lowerFunction, NULL, NULL);
>  sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "capitalize", 1, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL,
> &capitalizeFunction, NULL, NULL);
> 
> Do you know how to do to align the sqlite version of QT with the sqlite
> version used by Skrooge?

I am currently trying to build our qt with our own sqlite, but that will need me a while. If that fails, we might have to go back to an older sqlite version.

(In reply to comment #9)
> (In reply to comment #8)
> > (In reply to comment #7)
> > > I have an idea. the problem might be due to sqlite not being the same
> > > between the Qt sqlite library and our own.
> > 
> > You are right, this could be that because, in SKGDocument::load, I call
> > directly SQLITE3 APIs to create missing functions.
> > sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "regexp", 2, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL,
> > &regexpFunction, NULL, NULL);
> >  sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "wildcard", 2, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL,
> > &wildcardFunction, NULL, NULL);
> >  sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "word", 2, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL,
> > &wordFunction, NULL, NULL);
> >  sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "upper", 1, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL,
> > &upperFunction, NULL, NULL);
> > sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "lower", 1, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL,
> > &lowerFunction, NULL, NULL);
> >  sqlite3_create_function(sqlite_handle, "capitalize", 1, SQLITE_UTF16, NULL,
> > &capitalizeFunction, NULL, NULL);
> > 
> > Do you know how to do to align the sqlite version of QT with the sqlite
> > version used by Skrooge?
> 
> I am currently trying to build our qt with our own sqlite, but that will
> need me a while. If that fails, we might have to go back to an older sqlite
> version.

Ok, this way it can be fixed indeed, I will rebuild qt tonight, so it can be fixed tomorrow.

Can you please confirm that you see https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=298680 now after updating the qt package to 4.8.4-1?

(In reply to comment #11)
> Can you please confirm that you see
> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=298680 now after updating the qt
> package to 4.8.4-1?

I don't understand the question.
I installed the version "stable 4.10.2" and grantlee 0.3.0 is installed.
This is good but I don't know if it works well because I am still not able to run Skrooge.

No, the question is only if *this* bug has gone. I am already looking at the other problem, but has this crash vanished for you? I think you can work around the other bug by doing:
subst F: C:\Program Files (x86)\KDE (for msvc installations)
subst G: C:\Program Files (x86)\KDE (for mingw 32bit installations)
subst H: C:\Program Files (x86)\KDE (for mingw 64bit installations)
and then running skrooge again.

(In reply to comment #13)
> No, the question is only if *this* bug has gone. I am already looking at the
> other problem, but has this crash vanished for you? I think you can work
> around the other bug by doing:
> subst F: C:\Program Files (x86)\KDE (for msvc installations)
> subst G: C:\Program Files (x86)\KDE (for mingw 32bit installations)
> subst H: C:\Program Files (x86)\KDE (for mingw 64bit installations)
> and then running skrooge again.
Hi,

This bug is still there. But, this is normal because I am still on the same version.
I don't know how to install the new version.
Only one version is available from download.kde.org:
-this is the "stable 4.10.2" version.
-containing Skrooge 1.6.0 crashing.

What should I do to test your correction?

run kdewin-installer in package manager mode, update the Qt package from 4.8.4 to 4.8.4-1 - this is a Qt build which does not contain an internal sqlite anymore, but instead links again the version of sqlite we ship. That way it should be possible to do the casting you make in skrooge.

(In reply to comment #15)
> run kdewin-installer in package manager mode, update the Qt package from
> 4.8.4 to 4.8.4-1 - this is a Qt build which does not contain an internal
> sqlite anymore, but instead links again the version of sqlite we ship. That
> way it should be possible to do the casting you make in skrooge.

Hi,
After the update, I am able to launch Skrooge without issue.
This bug is close.

The issue with "[ERR-6]: Plugin library 'grantlee_defaulttags' not found." is still there.

Thank you for the correction.

This bug has been fixed by an updated Qt package (which uses an external sqlite)