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Message #00364
[Bug 439736] Re: Access violation in rling.dll (speller?)
Unmodified source on OSX does not crash, but produces no output either.
Adding the speller disable patch does not change the behaviour in any
way.
Will check Linux soon.
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Access violation in rling.dll (speller?)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/439736
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Status in Linux port of Cuneiform: New
Bug description:
We have used CuneiForm to OCR about 10 days of digital subtitles on 6 channels (about 100,000+ bitmaps). Recently I found one that crashes the spell checker and probably breaks subsequent recognition. I am attaching the bitmap for reference as we can use it to crash cuneiform.exe in isolation (ironically he says "Noooo!!!!"). I would be interested in seeing if others can reproduce this or if it is an issue with with the environment.
Note that we compile without _USE_RVERLINE_ as that module crashes consistently in some situations.
Compilation Environment:
MS VC++ 2003 (WinXP 32-bit) [DEBUG]
#undef _USE_RVERLINE_
(+ one line header patch to compile with VC2003).
Current Workaround:
Can avoid this crash by calling API with following, although initial problem may be outside speller:
Bool32 bSpeller = FALSE; /* FIXME: avoid crash on some bitmaps */
PUMA_SetImportData(PUMA_Bool32_Speller, &bSpeller);
Stack Trace:
~> cuneiform.exe -l eng -o out.txt ocr-crash.bmp
rling.dll!selectobj(objstr * obj=0x014331a0, short ibeg=9, partstr * part=0x0143f4e0) Line 283 + 0x13
rling.dll!selectopt(objstr * obj=0x014331a0, partstr * part=0x0143f4e0) Line 197 + 0x12
rling.dll!ed_conv(dict_state * dict=0x01431b48, user_voc * voc_array=0x014330c0, short voc_no=0) Line 502 + 0xf
rling.dll!run_page() Line 251 + 0x16
rling.dll!spelling(unsigned char * beg=0x021e29d0, long size=8192) Line 201 + 0x5
rling.dll!CRLControl::CheckED(void * pEDPool=0x0183cca8, void * pEDOutPool=0x018449b0, unsigned int wEDPoolSize=406, unsigned int * pwEDOutPoolSize=0x00dae78c, int * pOut=0x00dae780) Line 391 + 0x13
rling.dll!RLING_CheckED(void * pEDPool=0x0183cca8, void * pEDOutPool=0x018449b0, unsigned int wEDPoolSize=406, unsigned int * pwEDOutPoolSize=0x00dae78c, int * pOutCheck=0x00dae780) Line 272 + 0x1f
rpstr.dll!rpstr_normal_spell(char * sec_wrd=0x00daeca8) Line 1027 + 0x24
rpstr.dll!rpstr_correct_spell(void * ln=0x02340c98, strucCSTR_cell * * addbeg=0x00daf0c4, strucCSTR_cell * * addend=0x00daf0b8, int * linefrag=0x00daf0d4, int num_ln=1, int disable_new_dict=0, int disable_check_word=0) Line 2115 + 0xc
rpstr.dll!correct_line_spell(void * line=0x02340c98, strucCSTR_cell * * re=0x00daf0b8, strucCSTR_cell * * rb=0x00daf0c4, int line_num=1, int disable_new_dict=0, int disable_check_word=0, int * rf=0x00daf0d4) Line 362 + 0x21
rpstr.dll!RPSTR_CorrectSpell(int version=1) Line 445 + 0x21
puma.dll!Recognize() Line 706 + 0xa
puma.dll!PUMA_XFinalRecognition() Line 600 + 0x5
cuneiform.exe!main(int argc=6, char * * argv=0x01d57758) Line 378 + 0x8
cuneiform.exe!mainCRTStartup() Line 398 + 0x11
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