Thomas Klausner

I just tried latest git head and it worked fine! ``` PASS: cordtest PASS: gctest PASS: hugetest PASS: leaktest PASS: middletest PASS: realloctest PASS: smashtest PASS: staticrootstest PASS: atomicopstest PASS:...

The win32w backend already uses the recommended workaround (`GetFileAttributesExW`) so I suggest you use that - i.e. `zip_source_win32w()` or `zip_source_win32w_create()`.

No, that's not possible - all the file offsets inside the zip structure (e.g. where to find the local headers and thus file data) are of the form and if...

I've just implemented this - let us know how this changed your percentage of invalid zip archives! Thanks for the suggestion.

Sorry, no, valgrind does not support NetBSD.

But here's a backtrace of the core dump: ``` Core was generated by `test'. Program terminated with signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. t#0 0x0000770644f242c2 in _cairo_surface_is_image (surface=) at ../src/cairo-image-surface-inline.h:77 77 ../src/cairo-image-surface-inline.h:...

git head completes the test suite for me, with: ``` Pass: 185, fail: 5, skip: 0. ``` and the following tests failing (but no core dumps): ``` FAIL test_notification_icon_scaling_toosmall: n->icon...

Which icon is it trying to load? Which icon set is usually used to provide that?

I think the code tries to check if the regex "" matches "asd". NetBSD's man page is quite clear that a regular expression needs to have at least one character:...

With some printf debugging and guessing: The problem is that the file is an SVG. When I changed it to png, two of the tests started passing (the PNG file...