Open EternityForest opened 5 years ago
Where is the actual error message? This is only a traceback.
There isn't any that I can see. Do segmentation faults ever have anything more than that? AFAIK python has no way to handle them so there's never an exception.
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Where is the actual error message? This is only a traceback.
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The traceback output must have come from somewhere. I believe that's from Python. To me that looks like a truncated exception message.
It's from the faulthandler module handling a SIGSEGV which doesn't generate an exception. There's no python exception just a notice that a segfault happened, and then everything stops.
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The traceback output must have come from somewhere. I believe that's from Python. To me that looks like a truncated exception message.
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@EternityForest Do you happen to use client.get_ports()
with an invalid regular expression?
This could be #63?
I saw this error, and I'm not quite sure what's happening. I think jackd may have stopped in the background and restarted, it's a pretty complex environment, and there are also multiple threads.
Thought you guys might want to know about it anyway though.
Thanks for the great library!