svn commit always throws out exception c0000005

[Andreas Schnellbacher]

Since some weeks I always get an error message on executing a subversion action. The process works, so the message is just cosmetic. Example:

epm: G:\Dev\netlabs\nepmd\trunk\src\netlabs\macros > svn ci *.e
Exception = c0000005 occurred at EIP = 14ff56b2.
Sending        sortepm.e
Sending        tree.e
Transmitting file data ..
Committed revision 2661.

I have already tried out Paul Smedleys (untested) version of svn. It works well, but behaves the same as the regular netlabs.org version, installed with YUM.

I'm pretty sure that's not a svn issue, but rather one of the used subsystem.

[Silvan Scherrer]

is it used from an os/2 cmdline? or within epm?

[Andreas Schnellbacher]

It happens also with cmd.exe, of course. Since I didn't find it for 'svn update' or any other svn command in my logs, I change the title from 'svn actions ...' to 'svn commit ...'.

Unfortunately I don't have write access on any other server, so I can test it only with ​http://svn.netlabs.org/repos/nepmd

I missed to report the versions:
Previous: 1.6.16.2 (netlabs.org, recent)
Current: 1.7.21 (Paul)

[Andreas Schnellbacher]

Strange behavior today: On another svn ci with cmd.exe the message didn't appear, but it did with a svn ci within EPM (using cmd.exe). The env var CVSEDITOR was set to epm.exe /m in the system environment in both cases. (I had the idea that the editor used for the comment matters.)

I'm pretty sure that I've seen this also for svn ci with cmd.exe and for other svn commands before.

Apparently this issue should be ignored until I've found out more details or anyone else reported problems with it.

[Andreas Schnellbacher]

This was indeed caused by my test code I'd added to my NEPMD build.

Sorry for the noise. I close this issue.