ART crashes when inspecting for raw clipped pixels from a Canon 350D

Software ART
#1

This isn’t an issue for me however I thought I would report it.

The issue is possibly related to images out of my Canon 350D as I’ve never experienced this issue with my Nikon D80 or other cameras.

The 3 fast raw rendering icons all work, the issue is with the raw clipped pixels icon.

ART v1.14

  • Run ART
  • Select the folder containing this attached image.
    IMG_5769.CR2 (7.7 MB)
  • From the file browser select the inspect tab.
  • Click in the raw clipped pixels icon.
  • ART crashes.

phil@phil-Scan-V10:/opt/ART$ ./ART

(ART.bin:398683): Gtk-WARNING **: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:1521:23: ‘font-feature-settings’ is not a valid property name
(ART.bin:398683): Gtk-WARNING **: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:3460:25: ‘font-feature-settings’ is not a valid property name
(ART.bin:398683): Gtk-WARNING **: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:3922:23: ‘font-feature-settings’ is not a valid property name
(ART.bin:398683): Gtk-WARNING **: Allocating size to gtkmm__GtkHPaned 0x5a3d8fc03a0 without calling gtk_widget_get_preferred_width/height(). How does the code know the size to allocate?
(ART.bin:398683): Gtk-WARNING **: Allocating size to gtkmm__GtkPaned 0x5a3d8fc0760 without calling gtk_widget_get_preferred_width/height(). How does the code know the size to allocate?
Warning: Directory Canon has an unexpected next pointer; ignored.
./ART: line 18: 398683 Segmentation fault (core dumped) “d/ART.bin" "@”

It crashes on other images from my 350D.

If you need anything more from me please let me know.

#2

Works fine for me in Win 11 and Tumbleweed with the official build. Can you specify which build you use, respectively where you got your ART from? Which OS?

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#3

Thanks for replying.

The build was from agriggio / ART / Downloads — Bitbucket

And I downloaded and installed ART-1.14-linux64.tar.xz

Ubuntu 20.04.

#4

I tried it with Ubuntu 20.04 and could not reproduce the error. Everything runs smoothly.

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#5

Thanks for this.

Later today I will try removing my config folder and checking other files from the camera.

I will also try a clean install.

#6

Thanks for the report – I confirm that I could reproduce the bug.
It should be fixed now though.

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#7

After Alberto’s answer I tried again, out of curiosity, and indeed managed to reproduce the error this time, but only once (in four tries) and only changing from 100% to fit-to-window view. The warnings are displayed every time I run the script, though.

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#8

Perfect !

It’s now working for me on a self compiled version.

#9

Hi,

They are unrelated to the bug, and you can ignore them (at least, I haven’t been able to find out what causes them, and I’ve not seen them causing trouble so far…)

#10

Thank you Alberto, and a big thank you for ART of course.
In any case, I use Tumbleweed and there are no warnings whatsoever there :slightly_smiling_face:.
I went to Ubuntu just to check, since I have it on my hard disk as well.

Thanks again!

#11

I think the warnings depend on the specific GTK version used. I also don’t see them on my machine…