Carsten Neumann wrote:

> I can't reproduce it on linux with the current trunk, but I don't think 
> anything has changed in that area since r1563. Even valgrind is happy 
> and reports nothing.

Ok. The crash seem to indicate that the memory already has been freed.

> Can you try manually calling osgExit or try this

[snip]

> and see if it makes a difference? 

I'll get right on it on monday, back at work. :)

> I'm wondering if the d'tors for local 
> variables in main run at a different point in time in relation to the 
> exit handlers on windows?

I don't think so. The exit-handlers run post-main, after any locals in 
main() have been destroyed. That's how it's supposed to be, right?

Actually, just causing a call to getDefaultMaterial (by doing 
makeTorus()) triggers this. (That's how I got the problem in the first 
place.)

Cheers,
/Marcus


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