@numberchecorre You tried first one, or second one ? Second one is "full" as should be with deadwood's patches. If it crashes and worse than before, then probably we can't apply them just like this, sadly.
Using second one for about 2 hours. Only one crash while watching a videoclip but thats the old mediaplayer bug. Other then that working nice. Cool with the continue work on odyssey :)
Can the $VER: date at least be changed so we can "know" what version/release are we running?
Catalog (owb.catalog) doesn't seems to be closed on quit/exit, as I can't flush it from memory to test updated/fixed localization. Thus i need to fast reboor miggy to test updated catalog
EDIT: And what internal date/time UTC uses, just posted this at 1H00 Madrid, Spain time and it shows 3H00 ¿:-/
Odyssey1.23 fix2 seems to be better working than original Odyssey 1.23 I have to do more testing @kas1e can you fix the Ahi bug? When i am running AmigaAmp and start then a Youtube video, i get no sound of the Youtube video Start i first a Youtube video then i can not start AmigaAmp Both programs are using the same Ahi channel. Odyssey need an option to switch the Ahi channel when it is occupied
Catalog (owb.catalog) doesn't seems to be closed on quit/exit, as I can't flush it from memory to test updated/fixed localization. Thus i need to fast reboor miggy to test updated catalog
Big thank you, fixed version seems to work much smoother on my X1000. Now I can listen AmigaRemix songs via OWB and netradio stations wich I have listened using OWB seems to working better (earlier versions ate memory after about one hour listening and then my Amy crached) ps: small motivation donation sent, I recomment to all
Because the catalog will be closed only if creating the application succeeded before. Otherwise you have a memory leak. Unprobable, but not impossible. I don't know how safety_check() and create_application() look like, but I suppose the catalog will be opened before the application is created.
- Odyssey registers as a commodity. I guess this is unnecessary? Why would a 60MB mammoth browser application want to be a commodity? Commodities are primarily service programs.
- The commodity support is broken anyway. Upon receiving CXCMD_DISAPPEAR Odyssey iconifies instead of hiding; this is contrary to the usual conventions. If the program receives a CXCMD_KILL when it is iconified, Odyssey neither quits, nor can it be uniconified again: the icon just stays "locked" on the WB. (I suspect the CXCMD_KILL-handling code does not account for the window being not open at the moment the message arrives.)
- Odyssey registers as an application but there is virtually no application.library support. The program does not respond to APPLIBMT_Hide or APPLIBMT_Unhide messages, although iconification is apparently supported. APPLIBMT_Quit is not implemented either.
I can fix this for you if this part is in plain C.
void locale_cleanup(void)
{
if (locale) CloseLocale(locale);
if (catalog) CloseCatalog(catalog);
locale = NULL; catalog = NULL;
}
This prevent nasty crashes, If local_cleanup() is called more than once, by accident, or things like that. That’s how I always do my clean up code. And this make easier to find issues where locale might be used after its freed and so on.