Again Crash when moving the slider in build 964 (!)

hanzie

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leonardo

Hanzie wrote
I started powertools rel. 964.

When I move the slider (engine settings) from normal to more agressive and/or most agressive, and click start powertools crashes.

I wonder what Macecraft does test or does not test. Meanwhile I think I have had it.

I will send the bugreport file and wipe this release from my hd.

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Hanzie,

I am really glad you are sending in the zipped Debug log.html and DebugReport.txt. Every eliminated bug is important.

Please remember, altough this does not help you, that your situation seems to be 'rather exceptional'.

redseujac

Never had such problem on my PC...

jv16

Hanzie wrote
I started powertools rel. 964.

When I move the slider (engine settings) from normal to more agressive and/or most agressive, and click start powertools crashes.

Can you reproduce the issue? That is, does it happen every time? Does it really matter whether you modify the slider before clicking Start?

Hanzie wrote

I wonder what Macecraft does test or does not test.

Issues like these are usually not generic, that is, they do not occur with all systems. For example, this issue does not occur in any of our test setups.

I got your BugReport.txt via email, I'm only trying to figure what is causing the issue.

hanzie

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redseujac

Exceptional (not "exeptional") just means it only happens on your PC and no other ones. Nobody else had reported such a problem so far...

redseujac

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hanzie

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jv16

Leonardo wrote

You are running 4 cores Intel I7-870-2.93Ghz with multithreading, as indicated in the screenshot of the access violation.

This means that you can run 4x2=8 parallel threads, if W7 and the application support it.

This could cause timing problems. I really do not know if this influences the excecution of jv16PT.exe, running multiple threads.

I'm using a 4 core Intel i7 based system as the main development environment, so it's not a generic problem relating to the cpu.

hanzie

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