I've put a printf before the call and as the first line of the method
FindTexture in loadercontext.cpp.
printf("ParseShaderVar %s\n",texname);
tex = ldr_context->FindTexture (texname);
and
iTextureWrapper* LoaderContext::FindTexture (const char* name, bool
dontWaitForLoad)
{
printf("LoaderContext::FindTexture ?????");
Strangely I have this as result:
ParseShaderVar /lib/std/shadow_noise.png
but If I do a CTRL-C, I have the printf in FindTexture that is output.
So it seems it is stuck in between a call like if the method dispatch
was broken.
ParseShaderVar /lib/std/shadow_noise.png
^CLoaderContext::FindTexture ?????
Regards,
Quneint Anciaux
2009/4/10 Quentin Anciaux <[email protected]>:
> Specifically it is stucks at the following line:
>
> tex = ldr_context->FindTexture (texname);
>
> in 'plugins/csparser/services/shader.cpp' trying to find the texture
> '/lib/std/shadow_noise.png' which is in the standard.zip.
>
> Here is my vfs.cfg:
>
> ;;; Virtual File System mount table
> ;;;
> ;;; $/ -- path delimiter (i.e. "/" on Unix; "\" on Windows)
> ;;; $@ -- installation directory of Crystal Space
> ;;; $* -- application resource directory; same as csGetResourceDir()
> ;;; $^ -- directory in which application resides; same as csGetAppDir()
> ;;; The expansions of $@, $*, and $^ always have a trailing path delimiter.
>
> ; Some basic mount points
> VFS.Mount.~ = $(HOME)$/
> VFS.Mount.this = $.$/
> VFS.Mount.tmp = $(CS_TMP)$/
>
> ; Configuration repository
> VFS.Mount.config = $(CS_CONFIGDIR)$/
> VFS.Mount.data = $(CS_DATADIR)$/
>
> ; Miscellaneous resources.
> VFS.Mount.varia = $(CS_DATADIR)$/varia$/
> VFS.Mount.scripts = $(CS_SHAREDIR)$/bindings$/
>
> VFS.Mount.shader = $(CS_DATADIR)$/shader$/
> ; The Unifont
> VFS.Mount.fonts/unifont = $(CS_DATADIR)$/unifont.zip
> ; The TTF font library
> VFS.Mount.fonts/ttf = $(CS_DATADIR)$/ttf$/, $(TTF_PATH:$.$/),
> $(CS_DATADIR)$/ttf-dejavu.zip, $(CS_DATADIR)$/ttf-vera.zip
>
> ; The following should not change too often...
> ; The idea is that everything that should be changed (such as CDROM variable)
> ; is set by some sort of setup (installation) program.
> ; Note that variables in VFS.Platform. section will override any
> ; variables in VFS.PlatformAlias. section.
> VFS.Alias.Unix = VFS.Unix
> VFS.Alias.MacOS/X = VFS.Unix
> VFS.Alias.Win32 = VFS.CP/M
>
> ; strange key names follow:
> ; VFS.Unix.. means key '.' in section VFS.Unix.*
> ; VFS.Unix... means key '..' in section VFS.Unix.*
> VFS.Unix.. = .
> VFS.Unix... = ..
> VFS.Unix.CS_TMP = /tmp
> ; This is true at least for systems using XFree86
> VFS.Unix.TTF_PATH = /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Truetype/,
> /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/TTF/
>
> VFS.CP/M.. = .
> VFS.CP/M... = ..
> VFS.CP/M.HOME = $(HOMEDIR:$(HOMEPATH:.))
> VFS.CP/M.TMP = $(TEMP:$(TMP:$(SYSTEMROOT)$/temp))
> ; The standard location of TTF fonts is the X:\Windows\fonts directory
> VFS.Win32.TTF_PATH = $(SYSTEMROOT)$/fonts$/
>
> ; Configuration-time installation paths.
> VFS.Unix.CS_SHAREDIR = $(CRYSTAL)$/..$/..$/share$/crystalspace$/
> VFS.Unix.CS_DATADIR = $(CRYSTAL)$/..$/..$/share$/crystalspace$/data$/
> VFS.Unix.CS_CONFIGDIR = $(CRYSTAL)$/..$/..$/share$/crystalspace$/config$/
> VFS.Unix.CS_MAPDIR = $(CRYSTAL)$/..$/..$/share$/crystalspace$/data$/maps$/
>
> VFS.CP/M.CS_SHAREDIR = $(CRYSTAL)$/..$/..$/share$/crystalspace$/
> VFS.CP/M.CS_DATADIR = $(CRYSTAL)$/..$/..$/share$/crystalspace$/data$/
> VFS.CP/M.CS_CONFIGDIR = $(CRYSTAL)$/..$/..$/share$/crystalspace$/config$/
> VFS.CP/M.CS_MAPDIR = $(CRYSTAL)$/..$/..$/share$/crystalspace$/data$/maps$/
>
> ; Level to load.
> VFS.Mount.lib/std = $(CS_DATADIR)$/standard.zip
> VFS.Mount.lib/stdtex = $(CS_DATADIR)$/standard.zip
> VFS.Mount.lib/fallout = $(CS_DATADIR)$/fallout$/
> VFS.Mount.lib/std/castle = $(CS_DATADIR)$/castle-tex.zip
> VFS.Mount.lev/castle = $(CS_DATADIR)$/castle$/
> VFS.Mount.lev/terrain = $(CS_MAPDIR)$/terrain$/
> VFS.Mount.lev/terrainf = $(CS_MAPDIR)$/terrainf$/
>
>
>
> --
> All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
>
--
All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
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