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GL debug warnings emitted from glBlitFramebufferEXT #4

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Ancurio opened this issue Nov 10, 2013 · 8 comments
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GL debug warnings emitted from glBlitFramebufferEXT #4

Ancurio opened this issue Nov 10, 2013 · 8 comments
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Ancurio commented Nov 10, 2013

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Tikilou, I need you to create a core dump at the point where the warnings are emitted. To do that, start the executable through gdb:

gdb ToTheMoon.amd64

set a breakpoint at the debug message proc:

break DebugLoggerPrivate::writeLine

then run the game by typing r end pressing enter. Shortly after the game should freeze as the debug point is reached (and the gdb prompt appears again) saying something like "breakpoint 1 reached". Now dump the core:

generate-core-file

which will generate a file named "core." (you can quit gdb by entering q then y). Please upload it somewhere and post it here.

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Tikilou commented Nov 10, 2013

When i try to use gdb, i have somes errors => http://pastebin.com/JFYWdxsR

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Ancurio commented Nov 11, 2013

Damn.. I really didn't expect there to be gcc/gdb incompatibilities. Oh well. I guess you could still try and give me a backtrace. For that, do everything as above, but instead of generate-core-file type bt, this will give you the backtrace. In the mean time I'll try to track down the incompatibility.

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Tikilou commented Nov 11, 2013

Okay Ancurio, the result is here => http://pastebin.com/fKUCiaat

:-)

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Ancurio commented Nov 12, 2013

I think I have an idea of where the problem lies. I'll try to get a patched up version to you soon (after I fix some graphics driver issues I got after upgrading to Fedora19 >_<) for testing.

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Ancurio commented Nov 14, 2013

Alright, got my graphics drivers in check. Can you try running this executable: http://ancurio.bplaced.net/stuff/mkxp_fboblitfix

and see if the warnings are still emitted?

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Tikilou commented Nov 14, 2013

oops ? Nice error ! ^^"

./mkxp_fboblitfix
segment fault (core dumped)

/ToTheMoon.amd64/mkxp_fboblitfix": not in executable format: File format not recognized

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Ancurio commented Nov 14, 2013

Yeah... for whatever reason my server space keeps corrupting the executable wtf. Anyway, here's a different mirror that works: http://en.file-upload.net/download-8292575/mkxp_fboblitfix.html

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Ancurio commented Jan 8, 2014

I'll close this for now as Tikilou seems to have disappeared.

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rainefall pushed a commit to Splendide-Imaginarius/mkxp that referenced this issue May 9, 2023
* MiniFFI: Use MINIFFI_MAX_ARGS instead of literal

* MiniFFI: Document lines that need changing if MINIFFI_MAX_ARGS changes

* Bump MINIFFI_MAX_ARGS to 12

Fixes mkxp-z#2

* Bump MINIFFI_MAX_ARGS to 16
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