Could you clarify whether the issue occurs for all bit streams or only a subset thereof?
It may be very difficult for others to reproduce the error (and debug it) if this happens only on a specific environment.

I have checked all the reference bit streams in configurations ld-he, ld-lc, ra-he, ra-lc, and the issue always occurs. This is the output of the gdb debugger with one stream:

Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x0000d320 in TComPic::getPOC (this=0x3030303)
at TAppDecoder/../../../../source/Lib/TLibCommon/TComPic.h:89
89 Int getPOC() { return m_apcPicSym->getSlice(m_uiCurrSliceIdx)->getPOC(); }

We have find that the error was caused by incorrect sign extension on a variable, which caused incorrect access to the reference pictures memory.

A possible workaround is to change the line
source/Lib/TLibCommon/TComMotionInfo.h., ~140
as follows

old version:
Int getRefIdx( Int iIdx ) const { return m_piRefIdx[iIdx] }

new version:
{
Int getRefIdx( Int iIdx ) const {

if ( m_piRefIdx[iIdx] >> 7 )
{

return (0xFFFFFF00 | m_piRefIdx[iIdx]);

}
else
{

return (0x00000000 | m_piRefIdx[iIdx]);

}

}

Looks like a compiler issue to me. Does your compiler define the type 'char' as signed or unsigned?
Have you tried changing the definition of 'Char' to (in TypeDef.h):
typedef signed char Char;

Updating component after adding WD (Text) tickets

Fixed in r3771

Ticket #1242 has been marked as a duplicate of this ticket.