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[jlev]

Sorry to keep bugging everyone, but I'm experiencing an odd crash of the VM (a real crash, not a stack trace), and I can't tell whether it's coming from my code or Xith. When I use the TDSLoader, I experience intermittent crashes. Not everytime, and not always on startup, but usually. When I just use the OBJLoader (I have models in different formats), I don't experience any crashes.

I've attached the log file, and it seems to be originating in the renderloop. This happens with both the LWJGL and the JOGL backends, although the frame dump is slightly different. This started yesterday, when I updated Xith to SVN head. Any ideas what's going on here? Many thanks,

- Josh

[Marvin Fröhlich]

Could you send me a testcase? I never get this exception. Maybe you can modify the xith-tk testcase.

Marvin

[jlev]

It turns out it's not directly related to the TDSLoader, as it happens in my application even when I just load OBJ files. Rolling Xith back to 1027 makes everything fine, so I'm more confident it's not entirely my fault.

It's not at all predictable, as sometimes I can load the application and run without crashing when using HEAD. But it's intermittent. Again, using 1027 everything is fine. The crash log seems to blame ShapeAtomPeer.drawGeometry, but it doesn't give a line number. This happens with both JOGL and LWGL backends.

I'll work on putting a testcase together, but my simple testing world doesn't cause it, nor do any of the xith-tk testcases. Yours in befuddlement,

- Josh

[Marvin Fröhlich]

The problem was in the render code handling the new multi texturing API. It should be fixed now.

Marvin

[jlev]

The crashes have become less frequent, but still exist every so often. An immediate relaunch makes it go away. I haven't had time to find a simple test case that causes the crashes, and I can't send my full application. Here's a new crash log.

[Marvin Fröhlich]

The crashes have become less frequent, but still exist every so often. An immediate relaunch makes it go away. I haven't had time to find a simple test case that causes the crashes, and I can't send my full application. Here's a new crash log.

OK. I will try to fix it, when I have a testcase. So far you could at least try to use the latest JDK. There is a newer 1.5er one available than you're using.

Marvin