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Error: Unable to parse a UGE song from "....": There was an error parsing the UGE file! #18

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sttng opened this issue Nov 26, 2023 · 2 comments

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sttng commented Nov 26, 2023

Attached song works fine in hUGETracker 1.0.1, but trying to parse it with teNOR-v1.0.0-x86_64 throws an error:

Error: Unable to parse a UGE song from "Prologue_test_new05a.uge": There was an error parsing the UGE file!
        (0x6001 bytes into the data) Length out of range (000000e3)
        (0x5efd bytes into the data) parsing v3 instrument from here
        (0x542b bytes into the data) Error in parser "Count"
        (0x542b bytes into the data) parsing v3 instrument bank from here
        (0x304  bytes into the data) parsing v3 instr collection from here
        (0x4    bytes into the data) parsing v6 song from here
(Either the file is corrupted, or our UGE parser has a bug. If the latter, please attach your UGE file and the above in your bug report!)

Prologue_test_new05.zip

@ISSOtm ISSOtm closed this as completed in 9057777 Nov 26, 2023
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ISSOtm commented Nov 26, 2023

I thought hT capped the instrument counts at 63, but apparently nope!

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ISSOtm commented Nov 26, 2023

Note that this specific track fails to compile due to hitting the "cell limit". It seems to be attained more and more often, but I'm not sure how to relax it...

ISSOtm added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 26, 2023
Apparently hUGETracker *can* generate that many!
Fixes #18
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