On Fri, 30 May 2003, Jesse David Andrews wrote:
> you may want to try and see if it is really the
>
> SDL_GetTicks command that is messed up. If it is working properly, it
> should return the number of milliseconds since SDL got initialized...
I am not sure if SDL_GetTicks is wrong, but I do see that SDL_Delay hangs
it. I placed fprintf's before and after a bunch. And I also commented them
all out. When all commented out, I was able to play tuxtype2 (without
sound).
See below ...
> try sprinkling some:
>
> printf("current time is %dms\n", SDL_GetTicks());
>
> and see if it goes up or if it is always 0 or another constant...
>
> Maybe Uint32 isn't being set to a 32 bit unsigned integer, thus problems
> are happening .... (Uint was mistyped as a CHAR, this would be a HUGE
> problem, as it would roll over every 255 ms!)
>
> maybe try printf("Size of Uint32 = %d\n", sizeof(Uint32));
My code:
if (show_tux4kids) {
while (SDL_GetTicks()-start < 2000)
{
fprintf(stderr, "current time is %dms\n", SDL_GetTicks());
fprintf(stderr, "Size of Uint32 = %d\n", sizeof(Uint32));
fprintf(stderr, "going to do SDL_Delay\n");
SDL_Delay(50);
}
show_tux4kids = 0;
}
This returns:
->Now Animatiting Tux and Title on to the screen
current time is 633ms
Size of Uint32 = 4
going to do SDL_Delay
And it hangs here. Only kill -9 kills it.
Jeremy C. Reed
http://www.reedmedia.net/
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