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My wife and I had a lovely meal at this traditional restaurant in the center of Rouen. The menu was not edgy, but it was well prepared and the service was discreet and charming.
Everything was perfect, from a polite welcome, a very pretty room amply lit by windows overlooking the square, through appetizer, main dish, dessert. A menu fixe at 29 Euros for entree, plat, dessert. The wine recommendation by the waiter was excellent. Efficient and friendly service. Pleasant ambience with most of the clients clearly regulars. Excellent value. I wanted to return...
We had plans to dine elsewhere, but our favorite restaurant had closed. Les Petits Parapluies was recommended by our B&B. Even though the menu was only in French, the manager willingly translated the various items into English for our group. Our wine was superb, the food delicious, and we enjoyed a lovely meal in Rouen.
We visited on a very hot summer's evening. Only one small fan was used to ineffectively cool this small restaurant. Initially the service was good; drinks, amuse bouche and starters were served at a reasonable pace. My husband had chosen the 4 course menu, I chose 3 courses. Both starters were served then my husband was served his fish course...
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Russian Growth Path and TFP Changes in Light of the Estimation of Production Function using Quarterly Data
We present estimations of a Cobb-Douglas production function with a steady change in TFP (total factor productivity) for the Russian economy, using quarterly data for the favorable period 1998Q3–2008Q2 and the period 1995Q1–2010Q2 as well. Compiling our baseline data on capital and labor adjusted for utilization, we explicitly present estimations of the coefficients (the capital distribution ratio and TFP) of production function, which show that TFP is the major growth source, followed by the capital contribution. We also show results of measurement of Russia"s GDP gaps as the differences between potential and actual GDPs based on the production function and the Hodrick-Prescott filter.
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Ceramic White 320GB PS3 Heads to Europe on November 1, 2011
Several months ago we reported that a classic white PlayStation 3 was coming to Japan, and now the ceramic white 320GB PS3 console is heading to Australia and Europe on November 1, 2011.
The white PlayStation 3 will come with two matching white Dualshock 3 controllers, and will be available at Micromania and in Australia at EB Games.
To quote: "Gamers in the UK can expect to pay 250GBP, while those in mainland Europe face a tag of €300 Euro, and Aussies will need to find $448 AUD.
Sadly, the white PS3 won't be coming to North America anytime soon-unless extremely geeky Sony fans across the pond are desperate enough to buy that they'll splash extra for importation."
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The white ps3 has an exquisite charm, just nice to see!
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Nearly nice as the 24K gold PS3.
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i have a super rare white 60bg upgraded to a 640gb hdd full PAL cech02 model for sale if anyones int.. cfw 3.55 also.. 2 white new dual shocks etc.. its rare because its a true pal not ntsc import.. only one ive ever seen anywhere!!
09-13-2011 #5
This does look nice... Was thinking of spraying my PS3 silver to match my TV. Bet after a few weeks you can see the grubby finger marks all over it
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My Black PS3 matches my TV just fine.
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Thats pretty cool. I still wish the U.S. systems had more optional colors to sell like so many import consoles seen in Japan & UK.
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Just spray paint it.


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For 51 years, Frieda Caplan has created a reputation for selling exotic fruits and vegetables, such as Stokes Purple sweet potatoes, kiwifruit and spaghetti squash. It's a reputation her daughters have built on at Frieda's in Los Alamitos, and now a third generation is coming into the company.
Caplan's achievement was not predictable in 1962. There were no female owners in the Los Angeles produce market when she got a bookkeeping job at a wholesaler managed by her aunt and uncle.
Caplan knew nothing about bookkeeping – "I had no skills; I was a political science major at UCLA," she said with a laugh – but was a fast learner and a natural problem-solver. One November, she was left in charge of the business and received an order for brown mushrooms too large for her regular suppliers to handle. Caplan, pregnant with her second child, loaded daughter Karen into the family station wagon and headed to the farms in Orange County to find enough mushrooms to fill the order. She asked to stay in sales, and eventually the market's managers gave her a space of her own.
"That was extremely rare when Frieda started," said food industry consultant Dick Spezzano, who met Caplan in the 1970s when he was in charge of produce for the Vons supermarket chain. "There were no women in management when she started."
Caplan didn't know it at the time, but she was laying the foundation for a family business. The 100-employee company was a pioneer among women-owned family businesses that now are multiplying quickly in the United States. According to the Americans in Family Business Survey, 24 percent of family businesses are owned or run by women, up from less than 10 percent 10 years ago. A third of family companies that have designated successors will have women in the chief executive's job.
This contrasts with the 14.3 percent of chief executive jobs filled by women at Fortune 500 companies, according to Catalyst, a nonprofit group that promotes opportunities for women in business.
Caplan, who turns 90 in August and goes to the office every day, said she never thought about a successor as her company and family grew. "There was never a plan!" she said during a recent interview, standing in front of a wall at corporate headquarters of photos and articles that tell the history of Frieda's.
In the early years Caplan worked from 2 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily building the company. Her daughters worked summers and vacations at the business so their mother could watch over them. Both daughters swear that Mom never even hinted that they should join the company.
Caplan said her company's success was built on her willingness to try products most competitors wouldn't. Others concentrated on standard oranges, tomatoes and lettuce; she carried Chinese gooseberries – renamed kiwifruit – and Jerusalem artichokes – marketed as Sunchokes. "Fortunately consumers were on our side," she said.
She packaged and labeled the unknown products, a rarity at the time. Sales of Sunchokes, which look like ginger root but taste like artichoke hearts, increased six-fold once they were labeled.
"Consumers always want to know, 'What is it, and how do I cook it?' and Frieda's succeeded by telling them," said her younger daughter, Jackie Wiggins, who is now the company's chief operating officer.
Spezzano, the food consultant, said Frieda's targeted an unserved niche in the '70s. "Vons made a conscious effort to increase our variety. Frieda's had competition, but it had the best marketing program. Its specialty was taking unusual products to market."
Ironically, Frieda's no longer carries the brown mushrooms that started her sales career, Spezzano said. "Once (a product) is mainstream, it doesn't need Frieda's marketing, and they squeeze the gross (margins). There are a lot of costs taking a small product to market."
The company doesn't carry much green kiwi – the fruit that built Frieda's reputation – either, added older daughter and President and CEO Karen Caplan. "But we sell yellow kiwi and baby kiwifruit!"
She joined her mother in the business in 1977 after college. She hadn't planned to make Frieda's a career until the company's general manager – not a family member – visited her during her sophomore year at Mills College in Northern California. He suggested she consider taking over because he and her mother eventually would retire.
"After that visit, I sat up in the middle of the night and thought, 'I love Frieda's,' and transferred to UC Davis to major in agricultural economics," Karen Caplan said. "In 1983, my sister, who never wanted to live in Southern California, returned from an around-the-world trip and asked to work for us. Mom was pleased, but I don't think it ever occurred to her that we would work here."
By age 30, Karen Caplan had the title of vice president and was doing the work of president, so she asked her mother to give her the title.
"This was June 1986. She and Dad talked it over, and she came back to me and said, 'We think it would be great to make you president on April 2, 1987,' (the company's 25th anniversary.) I said, 'I was thinking Tuesday.' So (Frieda Caplan) sent out a letter to all her suppliers and took her first-ever two-week vacation. There was no crutch. If something happened, I had to figure it out."
Spezzano said Karen Caplan was an able successor. "Once I told Frieda, 'You're a tough trader.' She said, 'You think I'm tough, wait till you meet my daughter Karen.'"
The two daughters officially bought the company in 1990. Frieda Caplan loves to keep an eye on invoices, but she now spends much of her time in the office working on charities.
Karen Caplan's oldest daughter, Alex Jackson, 23, works in Frieda's marketing department, but first she spent time working at other produce companies in Texas and Australia. "It was a recession, and we didn't have any jobs," Karen Caplan said with a shrug, "but she fell in love with the industry and asked for a job."
Today, Karen Caplan is in charge of sales and marketing. Wiggins is in charge of operations, and she insists visitors and even her sister wear hair nets and non-slip shoes in the 81,000-square-foot warehouse where 500 to 600 different types of produce come and go daily. Food safety is the biggest issue for the company, Wiggins explained, and an inspector can show up unannounced at any time.
"I think we're unusual as a family business," Karen Caplan said. "I get to see my sis and mom and daughter every day, and we like each other. We're very different, but we have the exact same values.
"I think that's where the conflict in family business is, when they have different values."
Frieda's biggest customers are supermarkets, but the fastest growing sector is food services for hotels and restaurants, Wiggins said. The company also sells online and is beginning to export to other countries.
But don't expect Frieda's to break away from its core competency, Karen Caplan said.
"We are primarily a fresh produce company, so you're not going to see us in the canned goods aisle or clothing stores. Our mission is to change the way America eats fruits and vegetables."
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The number of securities firms and employees in Canada shrunk to the lowest level in at least seven years as a capital markets slump sapped smaller brokerages of revenue, according to statistics from the Investment Industry Association of Canada.
Canada had 192 securities firms employing 39,380 people in the first quarter, down from 198 firms with 40,215 employees in the year-earlier period, the association said today in a report. That's the lowest level since at least 2006, when the country had 198 firms employing 39,419 people.
"The industry has gone through a period of sustained weakness, which means firms are retrenching operations or actually restructuring," Ian Russell, the association's chief executive officer, said today in a telephone interview. "We're going to see a continuation of that trend, probably through much of the remainder of the year."
Canadian brokerages have been hit by reduced trading, stock sales and takeovers among resource companies, sapping revenue for those securities firms that rely on doing deals for mining and energy companies.
Casimir Capital Ltd.'s Adam Thomas said yesterday employees are buying 75 percent of the investment bank in Canada and will focus on the oil-and-natural gas industry while cutting jobs in its mining group. Casimir fired about 18 people across offices in Toronto, Calgary, New York and London, including a "significant chunk" of its mining group, said Thomas, who will be president and CEO of the Canadian entity.
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Smaller retail brokers have been hardest hit, as their investment banking revenue plunged by about a third from a year ago, according to IIAC statistics. A total 100 firms -- eight fewer than a year ago -- collectively had C$595 million ($566 million) in operating revenue and posted C$61 million in operating profit for the quarter, the association said.
Firms that serve institutional investors saw lower commissions and investment banking revenue, which tempered surging revenue from fixed-income and equity trading. A total 81 firms, which collectively shared C$578 million of revenue, had C$252 million in operating profit, down 16 percent from a year ago, the data show.
In comparison, Canada's 11 larger integrated firms, which include those owned by the country's six-largest lenders, generated C$3.19 billion in revenue between them and saw operating profit rise 14 percent to C$1.08 billion, according to IIAC.
"There are indications that we are beginning to see at least some modest improvements here through the rest of the year," Russell said. "The retail business will pick up and sooner or later commodity markets are going to turn, and that will benefit Canadian markets."
Trading Volume
Trading volume on the Toronto Stock Exchange for the first half fell 10 percent, while trading on the TSX Venture Exchange, the bourse dominated by junior resource companies, plunged 23 percent from a year ago, according to TMX Group Ltd. monthly data released yesterday.
Equity financings in Canada for the first six months of the year declined 17 percent to $12.8 billion compared with the first half of 2012, according to Bloomberg data. Announced takeovers involving a Canadian company plunged 26 percent to $73.6 billion for the period.
More than a third of Canada's so-called boutique firms had been losing money in the past two years, the IIAC estimated in April. Canada's smaller firms saw revenue shrink by about a third to C$4 billion in 2012, down C$1.7 billion from 2006-2007 highs, mainly from falling brokerage commissions.


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SeaMonkey and Firefox on OS/2 crash when trying to allocate the memory for really large images. A testcase is to use the CVS Graph link for client.mk which gives an image of more than 17k x 17k size:
While most of the time it takes the debugger with it, I managed to find out that the bad allocation happens in nsImageOS2::Init(). It seems to be caused by the the line
mImageBits = new PRUint8 [ aHeight * mRowBytes ];
When the debugger does not crash it puts me into a middle of some disassembly that doesn't give anything reasonable for the call stack of the last few calls (even when using libc061.dbg).
There is another line near the end of the method
mAlphaBits = new PRUint8 [ aHeight * mARowBytes];
that might be similarly problematic.
Now I am wondering what a good fix might be. Other platforms can use
if (!mImageBits)
return NS_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY;
but that doesn't work on OS/2 for some reason, the "new"-allocation never returns. I am not sure if this is actually a problem in the C-Library (this was a GCC 3.3.5 build using the libc061.dll) or with the code in Mozilla...
Another version that I tried is
try {
mImageBits = new PRUint8 [ aHeight * mRowBytes ];
} catch (...) {
return NS_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY;
but then the compiler says:
m:/mozilla/gfx/src/os2/nsImageOS2.cpp:148: error: exception handling
disabled, use -fexceptions to enable
But when I add -fexceptions I get the same message?!
If none of this works I guess we could make some hack to test the size of the memory available to the process before the "new" line.
new will throw an bad_alloc exception if malloc() fails, it won't ever return NULL. You can actually step the new call, it has sufficient symbols for you to see what's going on.
The reason why try {} catch (...) {} doesn't work, could be related to this problem: http://svn.netlabs.org/libc/ticket/100
Other than try..catch there are two other ways of make new not throw. You can set a handler which will be called when malloc fails. Or you can use new(std::nothrow), which means it will return NULL if malloc fails. I suggest you try out the latter option as the former is a global thing:
#include <new>
mImageBits = new(std::nothrow) PRUint8 [ aHeight * mRowBytes ];
if (!mImageBits)
return NS_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY;
So, it's a C++ standard that new will throw that exception if malloc fails? I wonder where else in the sources new is handled wrongly then. I guess VACPP did it differently.
try {} catch (...) {} may work, but I couldn't test because it doesn't _compile_.
Created attachment 237504 [details] [diff] [review]
use new(std::nothrow)
OK, this indeed seems to work to prevent the crash. For large images, the "cannot be displayed, because it contains errors" message gets displayed. I think this is good enough.
(The patch also fixes the two build warnings by using casts.)
Comment on attachment 237504 [details] [diff] [review]
use new(std::nothrow)
please don't do this.
there are zillions of places where new use new. either fix them all with a wrappers (as every other platform needs). or make the code not use new.
spot fixes of new like this do not solve anything.
note that vc6 doesn't throw which is why mozilla on windows used to be fine.
on vc7(.1) if you used <new.h> instead of <new> you got the old non throwing behavior.
for vc8 you always get the new behavior unless you're very careful with your decorations (and we aren't, so we do crash)
Well, it certainly fixes the one reprodicible crash that I have seen in many months. And that there are not many other crashes like this since the change to GCC (2 years ago) seems to indicate that this isn't a big problem. Better spot fixes as none. :-)
But if you point me to the place where other platforms make this change globally I would of course prefer to copy that for OS/2, too.
personally I'd be in favour of requiring a compiler that has a working std::nothrow and use it everywhere :)
Comment on attachment 237504 [details] [diff] [review]
use new(std::nothrow)
I found this in the GCC docs:
Check that the pointer returned by operator new is non-null before
attempting to modify the storage allocated. This check is normally
unnecessary because the C++ standard specifies that operator new will
only return 0 if it is declared throw(), in which case the compiler
will always check the return value even without this option. In all
other cases, when operator new has a non-empty exception specification,
memory exhaustion is signalled by throwing std::bad_alloc. See also
new (nothrow).
Before I try this compiler flag: does this work with OS/2's GCC 3.3.5 (and possibly also 3.2.2) and do I understand correctly that it should solve the problem? Any drawbacks that I should know about? Possible performance impact?
it's necessary because of the way mozilla works. i'm pretty sure bezilla (mozilla on beos) was using it years ago.
How large is large? Is there any reason to believe this problem does not also exist in 1.8 branch nightlies?
My last crash minutes ago happened as a result of attempting to open this in a new tab: http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/SS/desktop-a-865-1792x1344x144.png
My uptime on SM 2006091809 1.1b was 45.5 hours of heavy CZ, Mailnews and browser usage. RAM recovered on crash was 285M. Just before crash I discovered a recurring image painting problem was back - images that won't paint fully or at all unless the browser window is less than the image size - that occurs only after considerable uptime and usage. IIRC, this is the same reproduction pattern as my last crash, and they produce no popuplog.os2 entries.
mrmazda: large is probably >512 MB or so (the OS/2 per process limit), but could be a lot less if the browser already uses lots of RAM before trying to allocate for the image... The bug definitely exists in trunk and both branches.
Bug resolution depends on what will be decided from the discussion in bug 353144 (and/or possibly bug 290284).
Hmm, bug 353144 was resolved and the follow-up discussion in the newsgroups didn't go anywhere. Any global fix will be too late for branch and on trunk gfx/src/os2/nsImageOS2.cpp is irrelevant now.
I guess I will just check the available patch (attachment 237504 [details] [diff] [review]) in and so fix the most pressing RAM allocation problem on OS/2.
Checked in to branch only (where it is relevant).
Peter, could you help verifying this bug fix on the 18.104.22.168 branch?
Verified with Firefox 18.104.22.168pre of 20070712 which displays
The image "file:///<PATH>/full_jpg.jpg" cannot be displayed,
because it contains errors.
while Firefox 126.96.36.199pre of 20070608 crashes.


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Such alleged conduct would violate Title I of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA), which prohibits discrimination against individuals because of their association with people with disabilities; and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA). The EEOC brought a lawsuit in 2010, after first attempting to settle the matter through its conciliation process.
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While doing some tesing I notice the "instance/application" brower in webworks and the device browser are not the same... Is there any documentation what are the difference between the two?
At the begining I thought they were the same because the user agent is the same however the display is differs.
In my case, my webworks application is opening an external website using window.location.href in the index.html.
While tesing the website I saw the dropdown list display a certain way and when I use the actual browser of the device the display is different. Also, if I delete my cookies from the device browser, it will not delete the cookies from the "instance" browers in webworks.
BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK 126.96.36.199
BB os 10 build 10.0.9.388
Any insight would be helpful, because this means if they are not the same, I need to validate my external website twice (once in webworks, once in the device actual browser).
Hi there,
For the most part these two browsers function the same, but there may be some visual differences; a part of this is simply a result of the WebWorks and browser engines being under development at the same time. However, basic functionality like deleting cookies should function the same in both, and if you are seeing a difference while using standard HTML5 APIs, then the best bet would be a bug report submission here:
Unfortunately there isn't any particular document that outlines differences between the browser and WebWorks applications. Ultimately the WebKit rendering engine should be the same, but testing the WebWorks implementation is also recommended.


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Mexico City based artist Smithe just tackled this massive wall in his hometown. "Ella" is the title of this piece, which means "She" and he portrayed the side face of a lady as a homage to all the hardworking, strong and independent women of Mexico city.August 23, 2016
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It is a new crash signature that first appeared in 4.0 RC1.
It starts showing up as #38 top crasher in 4.0 RC1.
Every comments talk about opening PDF with Acrobat Reader X.
Signature mozilla::plugins::PPluginIdentifierParent::CreateSharedMemory(unsigned int, mozilla::ipc::SharedMemory::SharedMemoryType, bool, int*)
UUID 4429fd9a-fe37-4fb4-a21b-575cf2110310
Time 2011-03-10 19:16:41.509271
Uptime 1656
Install Age 87925 seconds (1.0 days) since version was first installed.
Product Firefox
Version 4.0
Build ID 20110303194838
Branch 2.0
OS Windows NT
OS Version 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1
CPU x86
CPU Info GenuineIntel family 6 model 37 stepping 2
Crash Reason EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION_READ
Crash Address 0x1
User Comments Adobe Reader crashed, but this should not cause Firefox to crash! Add-ons and plugins should be in seperate processes, if they are not already.
App Notes AdapterVendorID: 8086, AdapterDeviceID: 0042, AdapterDriverVersion: 22.214.171.1242
DWrite? DWrite+
D3D10 Layers? D3D10 Layers+
Frame Module Signature [Expand] Source
0 xul.dll mozilla::plugins::PPluginIdentifierParent::CreateSharedMemory obj-firefox/ipc/ipdl/PLayersChild.cpp:385
1 xul.dll mozilla::plugins::PPluginInstanceParent::RemoveManagee obj-firefox/ipc/ipdl/PPluginInstanceParent.cpp:2061
2 xul.dll mozilla::plugins::PPluginScriptableObjectParent::OnMessageReceived obj-firefox/ipc/ipdl/PPluginScriptableObjectParent.cpp:613
3 xul.dll mozilla::plugins::PPluginModuleParent::OnMessageReceived obj-firefox/ipc/ipdl/PPluginModuleParent.cpp:528
4 xul.dll mozilla::ipc::AsyncChannel::OnDispatchMessage ipc/glue/AsyncChannel.cpp:262
5 xul.dll mozilla::ipc::RPCChannel::Call ipc/glue/RPCChannel.cpp:244
6 xul.dll mozilla::plugins::PPluginScriptableObjectParent::CallInvalidate obj-firefox/ipc/ipdl/PPluginScriptableObjectParent.cpp:119
7 xul.dll mozilla::plugins::PluginScriptableObjectParent::ScriptableInvalidate dom/plugins/PluginScriptableObjectParent.cpp:117
8 xul.dll NPObjWrapperPluginDestroyedCallback modules/plugin/base/src/nsJSNPRuntime.cpp:1925
9 xul.dll PL_DHashTableEnumerate obj-firefox/xpcom/build/pldhash.c:754
10 xul.dll nsJSNPRuntime::OnPluginDestroy modules/plugin/base/src/nsJSNPRuntime.cpp:1992
11 xul.dll nsNPAPIPluginInstance::InitializePlugin modules/plugin/base/src/nsNPAPIPluginInstance.cpp:426
12 xul.dll nsNPAPIPluginInstance::Initialize modules/plugin/base/src/nsNPAPIPluginInstance.cpp:150
13 xul.dll nsPluginHost::TrySetUpPluginInstance modules/plugin/base/src/nsPluginHost.cpp:1383
14 xul.dll nsPluginHost::SetUpPluginInstance modules/plugin/base/src/nsPluginHost.cpp:1264
More reports at:
cjones, if you're done with Fennec blockers could you look? It appears that a plugin returned a failure code from NPP_New, but then we end up in the weeds?
I have no idea what might be happening there. Ben, is the ScriptableObject stuff doing what's supposed to?
There's something wrong with the stack... Frame 1 can't possibly call frame 0 unless there's some kind of corruption.
I believe what's happening is:
nsNPAPIPluginInstance::InitializePlugin calls PluginModuleParent::NPP_New
either acrobat is crashing or NPP_New is returning a failure NPError code
which ends up at either http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/annotate/4512b571e48e/dom/plugins/PluginModuleParent.cpp#l880 or #l891
At that point, the plugin has already created NPObjects. We proceed to destroy those actors, and then the PPluginInstance (or it is already destroyed), but somehow the ParentNPObject here doesn't realize that and is referencing a dead actor.
*** Bug 641218 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
moving up the daily ranking pretty fast, #36 on thursday, #24 yesterday.
more stats, test urls, and other info in Bug 641218
carrying chofmann's nomination over from duped bug.
update on stats
date total breakdown by build
crashes count build, count build, ...
20110310 67 4.02011030319 67 ,
20110311 156 4.02011030319 156 ,
20110312 131 4.02011030319 131 ,
20110313 201 4.02011030319 201 ,
still a long tail of sites where this is seen.
2 http://www.tepco.co.jp/images/tokyo.pdf
2 http://www.pizarreno.cl/upload/pizarreno/2008616123440_siding.pdf
2 http://dreamprogram.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/DreamToDestiny-Introduction-1.pdf
1 https://www.bestsecret.com/medias/sys_master/8487611646533440.pdf
1 https://ssl.fimmg.org/privacy/documenti/6466/20110313180802-6466.pdf
1 https://kundenshop.1und1.de/modules/frontend-consumer/pdf/handbuch_fritzbox_fon_wlann_7390.pdf
1 https://jobs.utah.gov/ui/Forms/form682.pdf
Created attachment 519401 [details] [diff] [review]
This test reproduces the error.
Created attachment 519432 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch, v1
I think this should fix us. Basically calling a constructor that fails will cause the actor to be deleted, but not its subtree.
Can we get a brief description of the type of user actions that would cause this crash?
Clicking on a link to a PDF file is the known cause. In this case, Acrobat is crashing (we don't know why), and we have a bug where if a plugin crashes while you are creating a plugin instance, and it has created any scriptable objects, then we crash in this way.
searching though module correlation data nothing sands out.
I did notice avast! Antivirus (snxhk.dll) showing up in several reports but its just a bit more than the usual pct. maybe some combination of other incompatible modules that adds up 100%?
19% (49/255) vs. 12% (9532/78012) snxhk.dll
19% (48/255) vs. 12% (8975/78012) dhcpcsvc6.DLL
18% (47/255) vs. 8% (6148/78012) cryptdll.dll
18% (45/255) vs. 9% (6963/78012) sensapi.dll
17% (44/255) vs. 11% (8881/78012) SensApi.dll
17% (44/255) vs. 5% (4006/78012) cabinet.dll
15% (39/255) vs. 9% (6842/78012) ATL80.dll
15% (39/255) vs. 3% (2090/78012) googletoolbar-ff4.dll
15% (39/255) vs. 3% (2090/78012) frozen.dll
15% (38/255) vs. 9% (6723/78012) GrooveUtil.DLL
15% (38/255) vs. 9% (6723/78012) GrooveNew.DLL
15% (38/255) vs. 9% (6720/78012) GrooveShellExtensions.dll
14% (36/255) vs. 5% (4261/78012) msi.dll
12% (31/255) vs. 4% (2759/78012) wuapi.dll
12% (30/255) vs. 6% (4321/78012) wevtapi.dll
12% (30/255) vs. 6% (4321/78012) Wpc.dll
11% (29/255) vs. 6% (4743/78012) ntdsapi.dll
11% (29/255) vs. 5% (4098/78012) browseui.dll
10% (25/255) vs. 5% (3643/78012) GrooveIntlResource.dll
9% (22/255) vs. 4% (2791/78012) MpOAV.dll
Comment on attachment 519432 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch, v1
>diff --git a/ipc/ipdl/ipdl/lower.py b/ipc/ipdl/ipdl/lower.py
>--- a/ipc/ipdl/ipdl/lower.py
>+++ b/ipc/ipdl/ipdl/lower.py
>+ # make sure that we aren't still hanging around in the manager's hash
>+ if ptype.isManaged():
This is unnecessary.
> def failCtorIf(self, md, cond):
> actorvar = md.actorDecl().var()
>+ type = md.decl.type.constructedType()
The dtorEpilogue() helper is doing exactly this already. These two should share this logic, factoring it into a new helper would be fine. The only difference between the two is that dtorEpilogue() dispatches ActorDestroy(why==Deletion), and failed constructors are dispatching with why==AbnormalShutdown. That's not what we want; it specifically means crashes. Instead, let's add FailedConstructor to enum ActorDestroyReason, dispatch that to the actor whose constructor failed, and then dispatch AncestorDeletion to managees.
This is a fundamental semantic change, you need tests ;).
We've asked :cww to get in touch with some users who are suffering from this crash to see if we can determine why it's not universally reproducible.
The early feedback from users indicates:
- doesn't happen all the time
- they installed Adobe Reader X the "moment it was available"
- they have been running betas for a while
No observable pattern with plugins, add-ons or graphics drivers.
Created attachment 520245 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch, v2
How's this?
Comment on attachment 520245 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch, v2
Looks better, thanks.
>diff --git a/ipc/glue/ProtocolUtils.h b/ipc/glue/ProtocolUtils.h
> enum ActorDestroyReason {
> Deletion,
> AncestorDeletion,
> NormalShutdown,
>- AbnormalShutdown
>+ AbnormalShutdown,
>+ FailedCtor
> };
Tiny nits: s/FailedCtor/FailedConstructor/, and I'd prefer to list FailedConstructor before Deletion here. Kinda hard to explain; there's an ordering of these in my head, in which FailedConstructor goes first :S.
>diff --git a/ipc/ipdl/ipdl/lower.py b/ipc/ipdl/ipdl/lower.py
>+ # make sure that we aren't still hanging around in the manager's hash
Nit: this isn't "making sure we've been removed", which implies the code is the backstop for something that may or may not have happened by now. Instead, this code is *the* entity responsible for unregistering the actor's ID. I'm not sure you really need a python comment here given the C++ one just below it, the wording of which I prefer.
>+ if type.isManager():
>+ failif.addifstmts([
>+ StmtExpr(self.callActorDestroy(
>+ actorvar, why=_DestroyReason.FailedCtor)),
>+ StmtExpr(self.callDeallocSubtree(md, actorvar))
> ])
This is wrong, because leaf protocols still need ActorDestroy() to be called on them. DeallocSubtree() is a no-op for leaf protocols. But see below.
>+ failif.addifstmts([
>+ StmtExpr(self.callRemoveActor(actorvar, ipdltype=type)),
>+ StmtReturn(ExprLiteral.NULL),
>+ ])
This code is still doing exactly the same thing as |dtorEpilogue()|; why not save pain and share the impl?
As we discussed on IRC, dtorEpilogue() is now doing an |unregisterActor()| made redundant by the changes to DestroySubtree().
Also, this version didn't address "dispatch [FailedConstructor] to the actor whose constructor failed, and then dispatch AncestorDeletion to managees." If we don't do that, there won't be a way for managees to distinguish their own constructor failing from an ancestor's constructor failing after the descendent was successfully constructed. See the code that munges Deletion->AncestorDeletion at http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/ipc/ipdl/ipdl/lower.py#2967; we need another case for FailedConstructor->AncestorDeletion. I don't think descendents really need to care about failed ctors of ancestors, so re-using AncestorDeletion ought to be fine to dispatch to descendents' ActorDestroy()s (instead of, say, creating a new AncestorFailedConstructor destroy reason).
How's the test coming along? Can I help?
Created attachment 520685 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch, v3
*** Bug 643515 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Bug 643515 adds these stacks and signature.
....Signature number:183-
______ distribution of 25 different stacks, looking at top 10 frames
24 stacks like
0|0|xul.dll|mozilla::dom::PAudioParent::CreateSharedMemory(unsigned int,mozilla::ipc::SharedMemory::SharedMemoryType,bool,int *)
0|1|xul.dll|mozilla::plugins::PPluginInstanceParent::RemoveManagee(int,mozilla::ipc::RPCChannel::RPCListener *)
0|2|xul.dll|mozilla::plugins::PPluginScriptableObjectParent::OnMessageReceived(IPC::Message const &)
0|3|xul.dll|mozilla::plugins::PPluginModuleParent::OnMessageReceived(IPC::Message const &)
0|4|xul.dll|mozilla::ipc::AsyncChannel::OnDispatchMessage(IPC::Message const &)
0|5|xul.dll|mozilla::ipc::RPCChannel::Call(IPC::Message *,IPC::Message *)
0|7|xul.dll|mozilla::plugins::PluginScriptableObjectParent::ScriptableInvalidate(NPObject *)
1 stacks like
0|0|xul.dll|mozilla::dom::PAudioParent::CreateSharedMemory(unsigned int,mozilla::ipc::SharedMemory::SharedMemoryType,bool,int *)
0|1|xul.dll|mozilla::plugins::PPluginInstanceParent::RemoveManagee(int,mozilla::ipc::RPCChannel::RPCListener *)
0|2|xul.dll|mozilla::plugins::PPluginScriptableObjectParent::OnMessageReceived(IPC::Message const &)
0|3|xul.dll|mozilla::plugins::PPluginModuleParent::OnMessageReceived(IPC::Message const &)
0|4|xul.dll|mozilla::ipc::AsyncChannel::OnDispatchMessage(IPC::Message const &)
0|6|xul.dll|MessageLoop::RunTask(Task *)
0|7|xul.dll|MessageLoop::DeferOrRunPendingTask(MessageLoop::PendingTask const &)
0|9|xul.dll|mozilla::ipc::MessagePump::Run(base::MessagePump::Delegate *)
Comment on attachment 520685 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch, v3
Looks good. There are some problems with this patch, but r=me with the upcoming fixes tacked on.
Created attachment 520829 [details] [diff] [review]
Created attachment 520830 [details] [diff] [review]
Test for bug 640901
This is pushable.
Created attachment 520831 [details] [diff] [review]
Test for bug 640901, v1.1
Whups, forgot to remove some dead code from the previous version.
Created attachment 520832 [details] [diff] [review]
Test for bug 640901, v1.2
Whups, forgot to qref. Sigh.
I was trying to land this bug, but there is no way to figure out which patch(es) should be pushed.
Since it does not have checkin-needed, I wouldn't try to push it. Let the bug owners do it!
Pushed 7279fb5423bd to try.
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Islamic Dream Interpretation | Ibn Seerin's Dictionary of Dreams | This dictionary of Islam, interpretation of dreams contains over 4444 indexed entries.
Seeds Grown into Plants or Trees
It is a glad tiding that his good deeds a re accepted by Allah Ta'ala and that he will attain popularity, credibility and dignity in this world as a result of his good actions. At other times seeds may be interpreted as one's children on condition that the field wherein the seeds are sewn is […]
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Sweet Smelling Flowers
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Seeing his field utilized for growing produce means that he will prosper in matter pertaining to his Deen and Worldly life. The greener the field the greater the prosperity.
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microRNAs (miRNAs) act as negative regulators of gene expression by inhibiting the translation or promoting the degradation of target mRNAs. Recent studies by our group and others have revealed profound and unexpected roles for miRNAs in the control of diverse aspects of cardiac function, including the control of myocyte growth, integrity of the ventricular wall, contractility, gene expression, and maintenance of cardiac rhythm, providing glimpses of undiscovered regulatory mechanisms and potential therapeutic targets for heart disease. Specific miRNAs are mis-expressed in diseased hearts, and gain and loss-of-function experiments in mice have shown these miRNAs to be necessary and sufficient for multiple forms of heart disease. Particularly fascinating is the discovery of a family of closely related miRNAs that are encoded by introns of myosin heavy chain genes. In the heart, these miRNAs control myosin expression, stress dependent growth and fibrosis, thyroid hormone responsiveness, and repress fast skeletal muscle gene expression. In skeletal muscle, a subset of these miRNAs regulates fast versus slow myofiber identity. We refer to these miRNAs and the myosin genes in which they are embedded, as the Myo-miR network. The Myo-miR network, which is evolutionarily conserved, is regulated by upstream signaling pathways and modulates downstream targets through mechanisms that are only beginning to be unveiled. The overall goal of this project is to define the molecular mechanisms whereby the Myo-miR network modulates cardiac and skeletal muscle function, development and disease. Ultimately, we hope to exploit our understanding of miRNA biology to uncover new disease mechanisms and therapeutic approaches for muscle disease.
The goal of this project is to explore the mechanisms of action of stress-regulated microRNAs in the heart and, ultimately, to use our understanding of microRNA biology to uncover new disease mechanisms and therapeutic approaches for heart disease.
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