If I manage to provoke fg to go down, I get a rather good
backtracedump - but i havnt been able to see how you make it happen.
I often refer to the gdb batrace function when i want to have the
information - but its kinda problematic when errors doesnt always
appear...(and i dont want to have a
Okay, just to notify i have given up and used a different computer to
compile the whole thing on and then moved all the compiled data back
to my orriginal computer - and off course it runs perfectly...
/tobibobi
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This
I am almost at the point of giving up.. I have been scanning through
Flightgear down through the Simgears sgLoad3DModel (model.cxx) and
further down to
osgDB::readNodeFile(string ) etc etc... Just to verify that the
tracedump that had been output was completely correct (how is that
made btw..)
On Tuesday 23 October 2007 11:57, Tobias Nielsen wrote:
Okay, here is one gigantic file dump...
Be awere that i have added a few extra lines of debug since i wanted
to try to locate the problem. But i assume that you will be able to
see your way out of it..
I was just a bit worried since it seems that there was always a
problem when it tried to download that specific file.. - But as i
think about it- you may actually be right... i dont know enough about
how its being loaded so who knows :-)
Okay, i have to give it a try as soon as i get home to my
Ill write as soon as i know anything.
Nope the problem still exists - still breaks down the same place.. :-(
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Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop.
Now
Im not convinced that this is an issue of the ATI problem - the
rendering engine is offcourse running, but i am more convinced with
some leak in the loading procedure.
I have tried loading several different aircrafts and the program each
time breaks when it tries to load the file earlier
On Tuesday 23 October 2007 03:40, Tobias Nielsen wrote:
Im not convinced that this is an issue of the ATI problem - the
rendering engine is offcourse running, but i am more convinced with
some leak in the loading procedure.
Run it with the debug level set to bulk and if the crash is the same
Okay, here is one gigantic file dump...
Be awere that i have added a few extra lines of debug since i wanted
to try to locate the problem. But i assume that you will be able to
see your way out of it..
http://www.mip.sdu.dk/~tobibobi/dump.tar.gz
2007/10/23, Robert Black [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On
On 10/23/07, Tobias Nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Im not convinced that this is an issue of the ATI problem
Maybe, but any backtrace involving DrawArrayLengths rings the alarm
bell for me :)
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Now i have been fiddling around with this error for an extremely long
time, and i simply cannot figure out what it is that is wrong - i hope
that someone can help me.
I have traced it down to figure out that it happends right after the
function readImage in simgear/model has been called with the
On 10/22/07, Tobias Nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
please please please, can someone aid me with some ideas - my fav. sim
is missing me and im missing it :-)
Looks like a variation on the usual ati driver problem. You might want
to try this:
Tobias,
welcome to the club of $*%*$%$-ATI users :-
I try for about 1/2 year to get my MobilityRadeon-X1400 to get working
with fgfs/osg. But there seems to be more than one error in the driver
package. Some weeks ago someone on this list wrote that ATI/AMD will
bring up new drivers with support
On 10/22/07, Holger Wirtz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some weeks ago someone on this list wrote that ATI/AMD will
bring up new drivers with support by AMD. But until now I haven't seen
such a driver.
It's already out, but to quote
http://ati.amd.com/support/drivers/linux/linux-radeonhdd.html
Na, problem still persists - i have a faint idea that it may have
something todo with the global vars deletion problem currently
mentioned in another thread
2007/10/14, Robert Black [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Saturday 13 October 2007 14:28, Tobias Nielsen wrote:
Does anyone has a good input on what
Does anyone has a good input on what is going on here? As far as i can
see it is assumably somewhere in the osg that the error appears- but
how am i to know...
someone has any ideas?
*** glibc detected *** basedir/bin/fgfs: free(): invalid pointer: 0x087f2c50 ***
=== Backtrace: =
On Saturday 13 October 2007 14:28, Tobias Nielsen wrote:
Does anyone has a good input on what is going on here? As far as i can
see it is assumably somewhere in the osg that the error appears- but
how am i to know...
someone has any ideas?
*** glibc detected *** basedir/bin/fgfs: free():
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