std::bad_alloc trouble with QPixmap() - c++

Question

I am attempting a build of one of our GUI projects. This build works on every machine in the office save the two new machines. Here is the terminal output of the error:
viewPriorityChanged( 11, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 12, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 13, 0 )
MainWindow.cpp debug print #5
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
what(): std::bad_alloc
./runlp_common: line 320: 11123 Aborted (core dumped) $3
As you can see I have traced it down in the code with print statements. Here is the method that is erring in the code:
void MainWindow::updateDecoration()
{
Geometry::DisplayTypes closest = Geometry::closestDisplayType();
QString closestStr = Geometry::displayTypeString(closest).toLower();
QString iconPath = QString(QLatin1String(":/images/device_skin_%1.png")).
arg(closestStr);
Messages::conout() << "MainWindow.cpp debug print #5" << std::endl;
m_device = QPixmap(iconPath); <-- not making it past here
Messages::conout() << "MainWindow.cpp debug print #6" << std::endl;
QBitmap clBitmap = m_device.createHeuristicMask();
setFixedSize(m_device.size());
setMask(clBitmap);
update();
}
It is the strangest thing (in my opinion) that this line would be causing just a few machines trouble. Any ideas what could be going on here?
EDIT:
I wanted to give a more detailed description of the terminal output:
MainWindow.cpp debug print #1
MainWindow.cpp debug print #2
ToolsViewConfigTip_Series: Preloading tip images
ToolsViewConfigTip_Capacity: Preloading tip images.
ln: cannot remove '/etc/localtime': Permission denied
Using QGLBridge
Using QGLBridge
QThread::start: Thread creation error: Resource temporarily unavailable
libpng error: Read Error
libpng error: Read Error
libpng error: Read Error
libpng error: Read Error
libpng error: Read Error
libpng error: Read Error
libpng error: Read Error
libpng error: Read Error
QImage::scaled: Image is a null image
viewPriorityChanged( 0, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 1, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 2, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 3, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 4, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 5, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 6, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 7, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 10, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 11, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 12, 0 )
viewPriorityChanged( 13, 0 )
MainWindow.cpp debug print #4
MainWindow.cpp debug print #5
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
what(): std::bad_alloc
./runlp_common: line 320: 22676 Aborted (core dumped) $3
----------- KillAllApps -----------
IsobusMuxServer::clientDisconnected() Client 1 is now disconnected and destroyed
IsobusMuxServer::clientDisconnected() Client 0 is now disconnected and destroyed
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I took the suggestion about using valgrind in the comments. Prior to this point in the program there actually are no alllocs, frees and no bytes are allocated. I tried running the other various tools in the valgrind package without any luck. The only other error I get is when running helgrind:
ProprietarySocketServer::startServer() bind: Address already in use
ProprietarySocketServer::startServer() Could not bind on port 41263