Strange, annoying problem!

James Trotter · 2003-03-11T09:51:49

There is a problem that is bothering me, and it is extremely strange! When I run my program in debug mode it works fine, and there are no errors. But if not it just returns an error after I''ve initialized the arrays I use to render vertices, and the log stops halfway through, and is not complete! here is the log, if you wish to see it: The complete log, from running in debug mode: Logging system started. Creating OpenGL Window. Windowclass Registered. Finding Suitable Pixelformat. Pixelformat Found. Pixelformat Set. Rendering Context Successfully Created. Rendering Context Successfully Activated. Window Successfully Created! Setting up OpenGL Initializing extensions Compiled Vertex Arrays supported. Extensions initialized. Initializing fonts. Loading data/tex/font.tga as a texture. Image successfully loaded as texture. Fonts initialized. Initializing DirectInput. DirectInput device created. Mouse device created. Data format set for the mouse device. cooperative level set for the mouse device. Mouse device aqcuired. Keyboard device created. Data format set for the keyboard device. cooperative level set for the keyboard device. Mouse device aqcuired. DirectInput initialized. Loading world from Data/worlds/World.txt. Loading Data/tex/stone.tga as a texture. Image successfully loaded as texture. Loading Data/tex/grass2.tga as a texture. Image successfully loaded as texture. Loading a Heightmap. Loading the HeightMap from Data/maps/map1.raw HeightMap loaded from file. Computing normals for HeightMap. Normals generated. Creating Lightmap. Lightmap generated. Rescaling normals. Normals were rescaled. Generating texture for terrain. scaling texture for terrain. terrain texture generated. Heightmap loaded. Initializing terrainpatch. Loading Data/tex/sky/sky.tga as a texture. Image successfully loaded as texture. OpenGL initialized. Entering main loop. Exiting main loop. Shutting Down... Device Context Successfully Released Window Class Unregistered. Window Successfully Killed! Destroying fonts. Fonts succesfully destroyed Shutting down DirectInput. Keyboard unaqcuired. Keyboard released. Mouse unaqcuired. Mouse released. DirectInput device released. DirectInput shut down. Log succesfully shut down. And here is the incomplete log: Logging system started. Creating OpenGL Window. Windowclass Registered. Finding Suitable Pixelformat. Pixelformat Found. Pixelformat Set. Rendering Context Successfully Created. Rendering Context Successfully Activated. Window Successfully Created! Setting up OpenGL Initializing extensions Compiled Vertex Arrays supported. Extensions initialized. Initializing fonts. Loading data/tex/font.tga as a texture. Image successfully loaded as texture. Fonts initialized. Initializing DirectInput. DirectInput device created. Mouse device created. Data format set for the mouse device. cooperative level set for the mouse device. Mouse device aqcuired. Keyboard device created. Data format set for the keyboard device. cooperative level set for the keyboard device. Mouse device aqcuired. DirectInput initialized. Loading world from Data/worlds/World.txt. Loading Data/tex/stone.tga as a texture. Image successfully loaded as texture. Loading Data/tex/grass2.tga as a texture. Image successfully loaded as texture. Loading a Heightmap. Loading the HeightMap from Data/maps/map1.raw HeightMap loaded from file. Computing normals for HeightMap. Normals generated. Creating Lightmap. Lightmap generated. Rescaling normals. Normals were rescaled. Generating texture for terrain. scaling texture for terrain. terrain texture generated. Heightmap loaded. Initializing terrainpatch. "Initializing terrainpatch." is where the arrays get initialized.

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Started by James Trotter March 10, 2003 09:05 AM

10 comments, last by James Trotter 21 years, 11 months ago

Dobbs

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March 11, 2003 08:46 AM

In debug builds VCPP allocates extra space around allocated memory to act as a buffer. It does this to prevent ugly crashes like the one you had in release mode.

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March 11, 2003 09:51 AM

quote:
Original post by Dobbs
In debug builds VCPP allocates extra space around allocated memory to act as a buffer. It does this to prevent ugly crashes like the one you had in release mode.

I didn''t know that... If it is right, I don''t know what this should be good for... When you have a bug in your code and VCPPignores it in debug but not in release, its even much harder to find the bug...
Really dont know what I should think about that...

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Excuse my poor english!

PM Times change... Excuse my poor english!

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