Hi all, I ran across what I believe to be a strange bug, I have sinced fixed the source but I'll try to give a verbose explanation here, let me know if someone wants an example (the problem is that is a little unreproducible): I made a list file loader which opens a file with a newline delimited list of filenames, and creates an image whose layers correspond to the the files in the list. It creates a new image and then a new layer (we'll call it newImage and baseLayer). I open up each image in the list, cut each layer out and paste it into newImage (via gimp_floating_sel_to_layer), then delete the image that was opened, and repeat for the next filename... Problem: I would get glib "couldn't allocate x bytes errors" un- reproducibly, the error would come from the gimp_image_delete(tempImageIJustOpened) call. What *seems* to fix it (I hope I am not speaking to soon): I initially made the baseLayer 1x1 (since I only use it to paste ala floatLayerId=gimp_edit_paste(baseLayerId,TRUE); Increasing the size to 100x100 seems to make the problem go away... Hope it is not an error on my part, but just thought I'd report it. Seth suggested inserting a sleep call between openining the images (since I guess I am kinda doing it fast and there was a similar bug report), but it didn't help. Thanks, Maneesh
