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Angua is getting that as well, whereas I don't. It's either a bug or due to the incremental build, I'll have to check that. |
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I removed the assertion when trying to remove non-existing observers from the UnsortedSet container used to store entity key observers (this was a few commits ago). I can't say why this was occurring (it happened the first time a few weeks ago), but removing the assertion doesn't seem to harm the program behaviour (angua has been working with the fix a couple of days now and it seems to work.). |
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This is what I get on launching DR, loading bonehoard, and then shutting down (or at least, attempting to - it hangs and I have to kill it as it has gone non responsive - there's also no HD thrashing, so it seems to just be frozen). http://img119.imageshack.us/my.php?image=drcrashca5.jpg Edit: yep this is the one from yesterday |
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That's the latest snapshot? I could've sworn that I removed that very assertion. I'll have to re-check. |
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Ok, the problem causing the lockup is found (after 2 and a half hours): The worldspawn entity in the bonehoard.map file was targeting a speaker_1 which was non-existent ("target" => "speaker_1"). This itself doesn't pose a problem, although there were two more spawnargs "target0" and "target1"). Removing or renaming the "target" to "target2" resolved the problem, so this seems to be a combination problem of unnumbered spawnargs "target" and numbered spawnargs "target0", "target1". Somehow this caused DarkRadiant to lockup when uninstantiating all the entities. I don't know why and I won't go into detail here about HOW FRICKING COMPLICATED this damn entity structure is designed! Gah! |
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This seems to be due to a mapping error, therefore I'll set this to RESOLVED. |
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Note to self: sync up and try new bonehoard. Reason: I renamed target to target2 (and deleted target) and it still locks up. Note 2: try even just map switching, not necessarily closing - that's locking up with bonehoard as well. |
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I was playing around with bonehoard a few weeks ago. Although it was slow, it didn't crash that I recall. |
- Anonymous
