Does this happen with other SDL applications as well ?
As dosbox doesn't access the audio device directly (well only the midi
part)
the pcm part is handled through SDL.
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does it happen if you type rescan at the dosbox prompt ?
I had a DOS program rescan.exe in my path already that was called when I
typed rescan at the dosbox prompt.
I could remove it from the path and try again I suppose.
DOSBox has a built in command called rescan which clears caches
, 10 Jan 2009, Arthur Marsh wrote:
Peter Veenstra wrote, on 10/01/09 20:08:
valgrind maybe ?
Is the batchfile calling itself ?
Yes.
As dosbox destroys a batch file handler at the end of the bat file, so it
is possible that there are lot of bat files created.
Would simpler arrangements
valgrind maybe ?
Is the batchfile calling itself ? As dosbox destroys a batch file handler
at the end of the bat file, so it is possible that there are lot of bat
files created.
On Wed, 7 Jan 2009, Arthur Marsh wrote:
Package: dosbox
Version: 0.72-1.1
Severity: normal
Hi, when
in DOS as well DOSBox applications can leave the system in an
unstable state when they exit. Especially if they exit with an error as
they tend to do a fast shutdown which might not erase all traces they made
into the system.
It is possible ofcourse that this happends only under dosbox for
That is odd.
I didn't know dosbox accessed the cdrom on startup, must be sdl init doing
that.
Do you consider this a dosbox bug or shall I close it ?
Peter
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To use alsa port 128:0 in dosbox:
in dosbox.conf set config=128:0 in the [midi] section.
DOSBox doesn't know about timidity at all. So that configuration file
opening isn't by dosbox itself. Maybe by sdlmixer ?
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DOSBox relies on libSDL for all screen related operations.
So if SDL allows it, then DOSBox will gladly do the same.
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Agreed. I will add it on the next upload
Best regards,
Peter
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Will try it tommorow.
Thanks for your report
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That indeed looks like an SDL problem.
The invalid free seems to be happening the sdl subsystem initalisation.
Should this bug report be transfered to them ?
Best regards,
Peter
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Could you try 0.65-1, maybe the problem is fixed there.
There is something wrong with the attachment (It is missing)
Best regards,
Peter Veenstra
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Hi,
That is indeed an odd situation.
I checked with the upstream authors and they are only aware of one
64 bits bug since the 0.63
I will include the patch for this problem.
Could you see if that helps ?
diff -u dosbox/src/dos/drive_local.cpp:1.56
dosbox/src/dos/drive_local.cpp:1.57
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