[PyKDE] Continued: PyQt agony on PPC

[Phil Thompson]

Moray Taylor wrote:
> 
> Please help with this, before I take my own life.
> 
> I am trying to get PyQt working on Yellow Dog Linux 2.2, I have the
> following versions
> 
> YDL2.2 - Totally fresh install.
> 
> PyQt 3.2.1 (also tried 3.1)
> Sip 3.2.1 (also tried 3.1)
> Qt 3.0.3 (tried in both threaded, and non-threaded), the C++ Qt example work
> fine.
> Python 2.2.1 (also tried 1.5.2)
> 
> I have tried the above from source, and RPM, using both the 2.2 and 2.4
> kernels.
> 
> >From binary or source, every combination of the above I ALWAYS get a
> 'segmentation fault' or 'illegal instruction', even the simplest of Python
> scripts do not work if I use Qt.
> 
> import qt #OK
> from qt import * #OK
> import sys
> A  = Qapplication(sys.argv) #OK
> D = A.desktop() #OK
> 
> W= D.width() #CRASH, segmenatation fault
> 
> If compiling is not an option, can someone point out a verified RPM?
> 
> I have compiled other things with no problem, I have compiled the PyQt stuff
> before on both Intel, and SGI irix with no problems.
> 
> Please, please help.

As a bug report this is no help at all.

Could you at least send me a gdb backtrace...

gdb python
run bug.py
...wait for the crash...
bt

Phil