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Re: [Cs-dev] csound~ crash when using 5.07 on WinXP

Date2007-10-13 08:43
FromVictor Lazzarini
SubjectRe: [Cs-dev] csound~ crash when using 5.07 on WinXP
Does this happen on OSX as well?

>
> Hi everyone,
>
> First, I'd like to thank the devs for all their hard work
> :)
>
> I installed Csound5.07-win32-f.exe and
> Csound5.07-win32-d.exe and ran some tests with csound~.
>
> I've been getting a reproducible crash that is somehow
> related to csoundReset() and csoundDestroy().  If I call
> one of these functions, then activate a non-MaxMSP window
> by clicking on it, I get an  "Access Violation" type
> crash. The call stack indicates the crash happens outside
> of csound~ or Csound5 code (user32.dll is at the top at
> time of crash).  To me, this suggests a memory corruption
> error.
>
> After reading the release notes, I tried removing plugin
> dll's related to things that have changed.  After removing
> fluidOpcodes.dll from the  plugins/plugins64 directory, I
> no longer get the aforementioned crash. By the way, the
> test csd's I used did not use fluid opcodes.  I hope this
> helps someone track down the bug.
>
> Also, I noticed an error message saying that portaudio.dll
> could not be found.  However, there is a file called
> portaudio_x86.dll in
>
> the bin directory.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Davis
>
>
>
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Date2007-10-13 14:40
From"Dr. Richard Boulanger"
SubjectRe: [Cs-dev] csound~ crash when using 5.07 on WinXP
A couple of things with 5.07 on the Mac.

1.  Installed all 4 packages on the intel version on a new MacBook  
(2.2GHz intel core duo)
- opened the terminal
- typed %csound
- couldn't find the program (didn't install it in the path bay default?)

2.  Ran 5.07 from Csound5GUI
- serious breakup in audio (default buffers or audio drivers seem to  
be wrong)

----

3.  Ran same 5.07 orchestra from Winsound
- audio is breaking up when when the console is on screen (hiding the  
console eliminates the breakup)

------

4.  On my MacBook Pro (probably because my .bashrc file had csound in  
the search path)
- from the terminal, I could type %csound (and it would find the program

5.  Ran 5.07 from Csound5Gui
- serious breakup in audio


-dB


On Oct 13, 2007, at 3:43 AM, Victor Lazzarini wrote:

> Does this happen on OSX as well?
>
>>
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> First, I'd like to thank the devs for all their hard work
>> :)
>>
>> I installed Csound5.07-win32-f.exe and
>> Csound5.07-win32-d.exe and ran some tests with csound~.
>>
>> I've been getting a reproducible crash that is somehow
>> related to csoundReset() and csoundDestroy().  If I call
>> one of these functions, then activate a non-MaxMSP window
>> by clicking on it, I get an  "Access Violation" type
>> crash. The call stack indicates the crash happens outside
>> of csound~ or Csound5 code (user32.dll is at the top at
>> time of crash).  To me, this suggests a memory corruption
>> error.
>>
>> After reading the release notes, I tried removing plugin
>> dll's related to things that have changed.  After removing
>> fluidOpcodes.dll from the  plugins/plugins64 directory, I
>> no longer get the aforementioned crash. By the way, the
>> test csd's I used did not use fluid opcodes.  I hope this
>> helps someone track down the bug.
>>
>> Also, I noticed an error message saying that portaudio.dll
>> could not be found.  However, there is a file called
>> portaudio_x86.dll in
>>
>> the bin directory.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Davis
>>
>>
>>
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