Mathias Fröhlich wrote:
Ok, then throw away your build to make sure that nothing si left.
I am not sure how many things are cached in what part of the cmake build
system. I just want to be sure ...
Then set again the cflags. And better set them to something
like -march=pentiumpro. Also do not forget to include -O or -O3 or something
like that. Without you do not get any optimizations I guess ...
Then ensure that cmake does not see previous caches ...
Done, but nothing changes
BTW: does anybody know a way to tell cmake that a variable should not be
cached?
Are you running with the environment variable OSG_THREAD_SAFE_REF_UNREF
set or unset?
Unset
Can you test with this variable set?
Yes, it crashes the same...
I believe that these thread safety defaults in osg are not good in face of
that multithreaded viewer stuff, but I just left them as is.
Robert,
Should we include that ENFORCE_THREADSAFE define in the cmake configuration?
And in face of all this threading usage in osg, should the default change to
on?
And, yes, I should write a wiki page. I hope to find some time today ...
Greetings
Mathias
Thanks Mathias!
Now I go home for the weekend, maybe Monday things will be better...
Ciao!
mario
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