- 18/8/99: just got an unreproduceable segmentation fault. Examination of corefile showed me, that calling newwin-function from ncurses-library resulted in a NULL-pointer. I don't know what this caused, so I changed my c_newwin-function to try opening a window a few times, and then abort program. I had some little reporting of segmentation faults, and because its difficult to reproduce it, I think it was ncurses-lib. Hmm: I hacked on my keyboard for 5 minutes (with MALLOC-CHECK enabled), changed a lot of setting, ripped, encoded, opened windows, etc. but no segfault appered, so I think this problem shouldn't be drastic at the moment. Please report if you got any segfault, because this is a bug and I MUST fix it! + segfault when resizing directory-requester in option-menu fixed (2000/02/08): requester-part was completly rewritten and make now direct use of MP3c internal curses-interface. + reading CDDB-entry segfaulted if title was longer than one line fixed (17/7/99): wrong string-length was calculated Thanks to Michael Newlyn Blake <mblake@frogtown.com> for reporting this error and giving me all relevant infomations + MP3c blocked ejecting of cd, so before converting a second cd MP3c must left. fixed (7/7/99): Well some cdrom-device won't accept CLOSETRAY-command (like my Teac 532S), in this case just close tray manually and reinit volume + reading of toupper-flag in config failed fixed (7/7/99) + dying of childprocesses wasn't trapped correctly. fixed (30/6/99) + segfaults while on fly encoding seems that this is fixed (26/6/99). run a lot of test with "MALLOC_CHECK_=2" and no segfault appeared + there is a "klick" at the beginning of mp3-files if on-the-fly encoding is used. I think this is no problem of this program, since output from ripper program is buffered (256 KB defaultly). fixed (19/6/99). its a problem of encoder, since even "cat wavfile | encoder - mp3file" produces klicks. + segfault when resizing with open genre-select-win (if new window too small) fixed (13/6/99) for windowlength > 20 + slash in interpret creates wrong playlists (see M/A/R/R/S - Pump up the volume) fixed by replacing slash - code was edited with ViM, so it may not run on Emacs-systems ;-)