Acc vio on launch - processing startup script...
by Steve Crocker · in General Discussion · 10/27/2003 (8:40 pm) · 4 replies
The script being run is main.cs
It is acc vio-ing when CodeBlock::exec is trying to use the function "OpenALInit" as the fnName
The argv being assed is "alGetString"
when it does the following (line 1082 of compiledEval.cc)
nsEntry->cb.mStringCallbackFunc(gEvalState.thisObject, callArgc, callArgv);
the return value is 0x0000b001
which casues strlen to flip out because it is misaligned...
Not sure if anyone else is seeing this or how to fix it just yet...
any help would be appreciated
It is acc vio-ing when CodeBlock::exec is trying to use the function "OpenALInit" as the fnName
The argv being assed is "alGetString"
when it does the following (line 1082 of compiledEval.cc)
nsEntry->cb.mStringCallbackFunc(gEvalState.thisObject, callArgc, callArgv);
the return value is 0x0000b001
which casues strlen to flip out because it is misaligned...
Not sure if anyone else is seeing this or how to fix it just yet...
any help would be appreciated
#2
11/03/2003 (10:35 am)
Do you have the OpenAL libs installed?
#3
The problem is that it seems hard to debug the startup scripts because the remote script debugger isn't running yet.
At least as far as I could tell.
Otherwise I would try to run the TribalIDE script debugger and figure it out.
Maybe there is a way to startup the remote debugger for scripts prior to the initialization of the startup script?
11/03/2003 (11:53 am)
Probably not - but I kind of wanted to find out if this bug had been addressed or if I should try to fix it.The problem is that it seems hard to debug the startup scripts because the remote script debugger isn't running yet.
At least as far as I could tell.
Otherwise I would try to run the TribalIDE script debugger and figure it out.
Maybe there is a way to startup the remote debugger for scripts prior to the initialization of the startup script?
#4
11/03/2003 (12:41 pm)
Sure, go to main.cs and call the remote debug initialization function on the first line... :)
Torque Owner Steve Crocker
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