2.16.0 Crash on 64bit Linux

Adam Brown · 2009-04-17T13:31:18

So I FINALLY got around to porting my project to Linux, noticing that the new version 2.16.0 (i was on 2.15.0) had fixes for 64bit Linux, I upgraded. And that went smoothly. So with my project running on Win32 using the new AS version, I went back to getting it to compile on 64bit Linux, I have the whole thing compiling now, but: ScriptEngine::ScriptEngine() { // Create the script engine m_engine = asCreateScriptEngine( ANGELSCRIPT_VERSION ); int r = 0; // Set the message callback to receive information on errors in human readable form. // It's recommended to do this right after the creation of the engine, because if // some registration fails the engine may send valuable information to the message // stream. r = m_engine->SetMessageCallback(asFUNCTION(msgCallback), 0, asCALL_CDECL); assert( r >= 0 ); The last line there crashes. Now it's important to note, that this happens during static initialization because there is a global instance of *ScriptEngine*. And I get a segfault. 2 questions I guess: 1) Are there any changes to the new version that would effect this that I should know about? 2) What defines should I be compiling the lib with for 64bit Linux? I'm currently compiling with: Quote: ANGELSCRIPT_EXPORT NDEBUG