I am also experiencing crashes with the 5.07 C API, but with different
crash behavior.  I removed fluidOpcodes.dll from Csound's plugin
directory and now I no longer have crashes.  Could you try the same and
let us know what happens?

Davis

----- Original Message ----
From: Jean-Pierre Lemoine 
To: csound@lists.bath.ac.uk
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 11:12:32 AM
Subject: [Csnd] Strange segment violation with 5.07


My Java code using the Csound API is running without any problems with 
5.06. I use the program for long work sessions, and it's perfect.
The same code is now causing segment violation when running with 5.07 
double precision on Vista. It is possible that my logic in using the 
csound APIs is not so good, but it is so strange as you can see below 
that ... ???
 
Case 1
I create a Csound Instance, compile a CSD file with this instance, then
 
start a Java thread which performs the CSD file in its run method, and 
at the end of the Perform(), call Reset().
When I quit the program, I check that the thread is not alive, and then
 
I destroy resources linked to the OpenGL library (LWJGL). At this step,
 
I got a segment violation in LWJGL (it's was ok with 5.06)
I change Reset() by Cleanup(), and ... OK, no more segment voilation! 
Thus I think this is in the way I use the APIs, but

Case 2
When I switch the program in full screen mode, and come back in
 windowed 
mode, I get also a segment violation when quitting the program (during 
the same step at case 1). In this case, the error log tells me that 
there is an error in [sfont.dll+0x89d5].
This is in when launching the application inside Eclipse. If I launch 
the application standalone, outside of Eclipse, I get a segment 
violation with a different DLL.

Any ideas?
Thanks
Jean-Pierre







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Yes it solved the erratic crash. Thanks Davis!


Davis Pyon a écrit :
> I am also experiencing crashes with the 5.07 C API, but with different
> crash behavior.  I removed fluidOpcodes.dll from Csound's plugin
> directory and now I no longer have crashes.  Could you try the same and
> let us know what happens?
>
> Davis
>
>