Hi All,

I was chasing a crashing bug in WebAudio Csound and found an extreme
oddity. The test project I was using had comments for the end of orc
file that was #include'd into the main CSD. The last line was a
comment. This runs fine on desktop csound but crashes in WebAudio. If
I add an empty line at end of #include it worked.

I've attached a copy of the project that fails right now. I am
guessing it is a 32-bit vs 64-bit issue, so would guess this project
might fail on Android and iOS as well.  (WebAudio csound is compiled
with MYFLT = float).

I am not certain it is a float/double build issue, but that's the
guess right now. Any thoughts on this?  This is with latest csound
compiled from develop.

Steven

BTW: The build of WebAudio Csound I last have for this testing
scenario is from August 1st.  Additionally, the issue looks like it
occurs only if the last line of the include is a comment.  If it is
valid code or a blank line there are no problems.

On Wed, Nov 27, 2019 at 4:20 PM Steven Yi  wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I was chasing a crashing bug in WebAudio Csound and found an extreme
> oddity. The test project I was using had comments for the end of orc
> file that was #include'd into the main CSD. The last line was a
> comment. This runs fine on desktop csound but crashes in WebAudio. If
> I add an empty line at end of #include it worked.
>
> I've attached a copy of the project that fails right now. I am
> guessing it is a 32-bit vs 64-bit issue, so would guess this project
> might fail on Android and iOS as well.  (WebAudio csound is compiled
> with MYFLT = float).
>
> I am not certain it is a float/double build issue, but that's the
> guess right now. Any thoughts on this?  This is with latest csound
> compiled from develop.
>