Created attachment 123586 [details] calc sheet with basic formulae I have LOv5.1.1.1 (and dev5.2) onto both my notebook and PC which are using Debian testing (64-bit). Both systems have the default openCL packages from the installation and subsequent upgrades and the graphics driver is xserver-xorg-video-nouveau (open-source, rather than the proprietary NVIDIA drivers) The graphics cards for each , are as follows - Notebook: G96M (GeForce GT 130M) PC: GF108 (GeForce GT630) I have quickly tested these two versions on both systems using the attached test file. The test file was created to have an example of each basic mathematical operator. I have noted the following - Notebook: I can open the test file with the "Allow use of OpenCL" (Tools|Options| OpenCL) on and also off PC: test file will only open with "Allow use of OpenCL" unselected On my PC system with "Allow use of OpenCL" is selected and I open the test file through File|Open, I get the following Fatal Error message box with the message "basic_string::_M_create". I trust I have provided enough information. Please get in touch if you require more with best wishes Neil
Maybe the same as bug 98116?
(In reply to Buovjaga from comment #1) > Maybe the same as bug 98116? I would say it is related Yes if I have a calc sheet with no basic operators used (+ - * /), I can cause LO to crash by simply creating a formula/basic operation using one of these operators. LO crashes as soon as I press 'enter' to activate the formula/operation on my pc (see my original message for environment) and LO does not allow OpenCL. However on my notebook, LO (with or without allowing OpenCL) is not affected. My problem, arises from LOv5.1+ trying to open a calc sheet that already has these basic operators in situ in the cell - LO5.1 crashes with the described error box and cannot open the file. Later comments to bug 98116 are suggesting OpenCL problems. My problem suggests the graphic card environment is influencing LO'sOpenCL functionality Hope this Helps Neil
Sure, your graphics card is responsible for the OpenCL operations: https://developer.nvidia.com/opencl This anyways seems like the same root cause of bug 98116, so I will close this as duplicate. You can comment to the bug and give your C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\LibreOffice\4\cache\sc_opencl_device_profile.dat *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 98116 ***