On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 12:49 PM, Jeff Hodges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Seth Thomas Rasmussen wrote: >> >> It's not even getting to the point where it sizes the window correctly >> at the start. I see the default, blank window for a moment before ye >> old OS X app crash report. >> >> http://gist.github.com/14095 >> shoes raisins (0.r1009) [i686-darwin8.9.1] +video +debug >> >> I tried stripping my app down to see where it was failing. It doesn't >> seem to be from requiring anything. It's a URL based app, and I made >> the first URL it would load an empty method and it still crashed. >> http://github.com/greatseth/aglet is the app if you want to try it. >> >> I've taken to learning C recently, so I am following things in the >> code better. I'm still not sure where to poke for this problem, >> though, so I humbly submit to you fine people in hope of help! >> > > I'm getting this crash with VIDEO=1 on any Shoes app. The crashing error: > > LSOpenFromURLSpec() failed with error -10810 for the file > /Users/jeffhodges/tmp/aglet/aglet.rb. > > This happened to me when I was trying to build Shoes with the MacPorts > installed libraries, and was corrected when I used the static libraries of > the deps tarball. Hmm.. Maybe a library might be missing from deps that is > needed for video support, but is being found on our systems which causes > this. > > That is, assuming that's the error you get.
I have bumped into that, too. It doesn't make sense, but it seemed to happen temporarily for me most recently on my newly wiped and resurrected laptop. Currently, I only suffer the crash I linked in my original report here. I'm not sure what I might have done to get rid of that problem except maybe to rebuild Shoes. I've been doing VIDEO=1 and DEBUG=1 for every build for a while now. While my laptop was down, I tried to setup my mac mini to satiate my hacking desires. I am pretty sure I downloaded the deps and was building with them, but perhaps some sort of environment detail was wrong, because I repeatedly got the LSOpenFromURLSpec error you mentioned in that context. I didn't really mess around with it too much, though, because it was only supposed to be a temporary machine. Perhaps it would have "cleared up" with subsequent builds or something. :\ -- Seth Thomas Rasmussen http://greatseth.com
