Jan 22 Mac, Jan 25 win32 and Linux RedHat 5.2, optimized Seamonkey build marked PP since crash and need to be able to run grok page loader for basic testing 1. Launch Seamonkey / viewer and go to internal Netscape site http://grok/tests/ page_loader and try to select "about.html" to run the top 100 sites • Crash trying at select of link on Mac and PC, severe disk hammering and loss of machine access on Linux requiring ctrl C to get out. On win98 Invalid page fault in module RAPTORHTML.DLL. On Mac, crawl focusing on NS_NewNavHTMLDTD, On Linux it appears to be hammering disk VM just trying to go to the page. Debug window on Linux has popped out "handle_size_allocate: top level resize" when I tried to ctrl D out, it is still hammering my hard disk, minutes later. Mac Crawl: Displaying resource information: > Map $02F018B8, flags $0000, file $2342 = viewer.app + Map $000031F0, flags $801A, file $0003 = ¥ROM resources that override System¥ S Map $000032E8, flags $200D, file $0002 = System Map $00003148, flags $0014, file $01D8 = System Resources [Skipped $0035 maps belonging to font files] Calling chain using A6/R1 links Back chain ISA Caller 00000000 PPC 0A3855A0 038DFC80 PPC 0A37C1C4 038DFC20 PPC 0A37BABC 038DFBE0 PPC 0A1C577C nsMacMessageSink::DispatchMenuCommand(EventRecord&, long)+004FC 038DFB00 PPC 0A1C5CF0 nsMacMessageSink::DispatchMenuCommand(EventRecord&, long)+00A70 038DFAA0 PPC 0A30F8A0 Repeater::DoRepeaters(const EventRecord&)+00030 038DFA60 PPC 0A30BFF4 TimerPeriodical::RepeatAction(const EventRecord&)+ 00144 038DF960 PPC 0A30B664 TimerImpl::Fire()+00024 038DF920 PPC 0A29C4E4 NS_OpenURL(nsIURL*, nsIInputStream**, nsIStreamListener*)+0016C 038DF8E0 PPC 0A27D798 NET_RegisterProtocolImplementation+05978 038DF890 PPC 0A2799C8 NET_RegisterProtocolImplementation+01BA8 038DF500 PPC 0A2961BC TimingElapsedTimeToString+17B24 038DF090 PPC 0A295B3C TimingElapsedTimeToString+174A4 038DF040 PPC 0A270088 038DEFE0 PPC 0A29EB14 NS_ShutdownINetService+024D0 038DEF90 PPC 09F5D888 038DEF40 PPC 09F7A0C0 NS_NewOtherHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+07B8C 038DEEE0 PPC 09F79CF8 NS_NewOtherHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+077C4 038DEE90 PPC 09F79DF0 NS_NewOtherHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+078BC 038DEE50 PPC 09F6DB80 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+009D8 038DEE00 PPC 09F6DE30 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+00C88 038DEDB0 PPC 09F78D10 NS_NewOtherHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+067DC 038DED70 PPC 09F6D2E4 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+0013C 038DED20 PPC 09F6E664 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+014BC 038DEC60 PPC 09F6E3A4 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+011FC 038DEBA0 PPC 09F70694 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+034EC 038DEB40 PPC 09F701FC NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+03054 038DEA30 PPC 0A011AA8 nsGlobalVariables::Release()+07604 Return addresses on the stack Stack Addr Frame Addr ISA Caller 038DED78 PPC 09F78D10 NS_NewOtherHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+067DC 038DED48 PPC 09F7A3D8 NS_NewOtherHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+07EA4 038DED28 038DED20 PPC 09F6D2E4 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+0013C 038DEC98 038DEC90 PPC 0B78353C __dla__FPv+00014 038DEC78 038DEC70 PPC 09F6E8F4 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+0174C 038DEC68 038DEC60 PPC 09F6E664 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+014BC 038DEC38 038DEC30 PPC 0B783498 operator delete(void*)+00014 038DEC28 038DEC20 PPC 09F7114C NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+03FA4 038DEC18 038DEC10 PPC 09F76A40 NS_NewOtherHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+0450C 038DEBF8 038DEBF0 PPC 09F6F290 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+020E8 038DEBD8 038DEBD0 PPC 0A08DFE0 NS_NewImageDocument(nsIDocument**)+ 2AE68 038DEBB8 038DEBB0 PPC 09F6FAE0 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+02938 038DEBA8 038DEBA0 PPC 09F6E3A4 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+011FC 038DEB68 038DEB60 PPC 09F6EDA8 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+01C00 038DEB48 038DEB40 PPC 09F70694 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+034EC 038DEB28 038DEB20 PPC 0A0122F0 nsGlobalVariables::Release()+07E4C 038DEB08 038DEB00 PPC 09F700D4 NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+02F2C 038DEAEA 68K 001BFFFE 038DEAC8 038DEAC0 PPC 09F76E30 NS_NewOtherHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+048FC 038DEAB8 038DEAB0 PPC 0A011A64 nsGlobalVariables::Release()+075C0 038DEAA8 038DEAA0 PPC 0A01016C nsGlobalVariables::Release()+05CC8 038DEA78 038DEA70 PPC 0A010550 nsGlobalVariables::Release()+060AC 038DEA38 038DEA30 PPC 09F701FC NS_NewNavHTMLDTD(nsIDTD**)+03054 038DE9E8 038DE9E0 PPC 0A011AA8 nsGlobalVariables::Release()+07604 038DE9A8 038DE9A0 PPC 0A00F354 nsGlobalVariables::Release()+04EB0 038DE998 038DE990 PPC 0B783470 operator new(unsigned long)+00010 038DE988 038DE980 PPC 0A010134 nsGlobalVariables::Release()+05C90 Displaying memory from 0 00000000 FFC1 0000 03B9 5210 001D 7FB6 001D 7FB8 ÿÁ¥¥¥1R¥¥¥¶¥¥¸ 00000010 001D 7FBA 001D 7FBC FFC0 3378 FFC0 337A ¥¥º¥¥*ÿÀ3xÿÀ3z

Suggest that this is a duplicate of 2766. (2766 has more detail, boiled down HTML from this page to crashing element.)

Inserting Milestone info.

Setting all current Open Critical and Major to M3

greg is this fixed with a recent rickg check-in.

Cannot verify....ftp list at grok won't display in Feb22 Seamonkey win32 Viewer and apprunner won't even browse to a URL

looks like we still don't like long directory listings in apprunner or viewer on the win32 3/11 builds. Takes a very long time to show a long list of files if there is no index.html If you wait long enough apprunner will finally show a listing of files at http://grok/tests/page_loader, then you can load about.html. from there you can select the cycling of top 100 sites. the window gets pretty hosed with updates and redrawing from there. still a ways to go before apprunner or viewer can run browser buster. There are at least two bugs that have fallen into this report. The performance problem with showing long directory listings and frames/meta tag/other problem that keeps the app from running browser buster.

The crash has been verified fix by ChrisD. I timed the parsing code, and eats the page in ~800ms. The delay appears to be in layout. I'm lowering the priority and passing to Kipp.

March 15 Seamonkey builds - I also checked and crash seems to be fixed but attempt to run via about.html is mixed; on windows and Mac it displays pages in top frame on page (wrong). Linux is in other pain so hard to tell what is happening there yet. Do you wish qa open new bug for improper function or use this one still?

Since it doesn't crash anymore I've changed the priority back to P2 and updated the summary.

The primary url will load (though slowly; see bug #985 for an already open bug on the issue); loading "about.html" works, though there is an incremental reflow bug (see bug #2676 for an approximately equivalent bug). The final problem is that clicking on one of the "run the tests links" gets you to a page that says: Timer::Init() called with bogus value "25000"! Not enabling timer. JavaScript error: document.forms[0] has no properties URL: http://grok/tests/page_loader/count.html LineNo: 31 Which indicates that our level 0 dom support is not sufficient for these tests to run yet.

Chris, re-assigning some of Greg's old bugs to you.

The problems associated with this page change every time I look at it! My current theory is that there's something not too kosher going on with document load and unload events.

Putting on [Perf] radar

The page runs as well as it ever has. The only problem I'm seeing now is the fact that the page refreshing is not in sync with the page counter on the top right. This is especially curious since the page refreshing is done via a META refresh tag in the top frameset. Since some of the refresh support will change with Necko, I'm moving this problem off to a post-Necko timeframe.

This page finally works as it should...well mostly. It does seem like the page switch sometimes happens before all of the page is loaded. Since there are no more DOM Level 0 bugs associated with this page, I'm going to close this bug. I'd recommend opening another one regarding the premature page switching against the Necko folk.

Seems OK enough to me using the 1999092808 build and NT.