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Re: BSzili port requests
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Sorry, I can only read text :)

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Oops forgot the explnation... Doh!

just save the image and use dicpng from os4depot to extract it:

dicpng in 108be5f.png out ram:crashlogs.txt

DicPNG

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Is the stack pointer within bounds? This is not stored in the crashlog, but it's in the crash window.

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Guru Meditation: 80000003
Tesk 0x52406490 ("berusky")
generated an error of type DSI (Data Storage Interrupt)
on address 0x7e48ad64
Redzone was not damaged
Stackpointer is inside bounds (guard area hit)

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Tesk 0x52406490 ("berusky")
generated an error of type ISI (Instruction Storage Interrupt)
on address 0x00000014
Redzone was not damaged
Stackpointer is out of bounds (guard area hit)

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Ok, the icon has the stack set to 8000, dos prefs sets a minimum of 64k, bumped the icon to 800000 and it runs fine, I will try reducing it until I find a reasonable amount.

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I suspected the stack issue, because the crash happens right after entering into a function. Tell me if you find a suitable amount, and I'll add a stack cookie to the executable.

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OK. I worked down from 128000, 50000 is ok, 45000 crashes. I don't know if the clomplexity of the levels makes any difference but to be on the safe side 60000 should be fine.

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I added a minimum stack size to the executable. I allocated 100k just to be on the safe side.

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Due to the disappointing performance, I have to put my Arx Libertatis port on hold until the next stable version (v1.2) gets released. It will some important renderer frontend changes I need to get vertex arrays to work. If this still won't be enough, I'll write a Warp3D renderer backend, like the folks at Cherry Darling did.

In the meantime I'll finish some of my older projects, starting with Homeworld SDL. I still have to fix the stability issues of the sound mixer thread, and get the unit talk to work. I'm also working on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wc1nec78k4A

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@BSzili

Are you merging your AmigaOS specific changes to the main branch?

oh and...awesome work, please keep on

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MultiRacer a closed source game, so I'm working closely with the author on it.

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Nice to see that it wasn't pointless to wrote author. :) Thanks BSzili.

I wrote authors several free old closed source games, he was only one who answered.

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It was definitely worth it, frca was/is very helpful.

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How about Trigger Rally? From comments I saw this "My laptop is very old (800Mhz, 500Mb) but runs most maps fine."

http://sourceforge.net/projects/trigger-rally/?source=navbar


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@utri007

StuntRally also looks nice...


https://code.google.com/p/vdrift-ogre/

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I've found the controls of Trigger Rally rather stiff, but if you think it's good then I can give it a shot.

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@SinanSam460

Stunt rally requires Ogre and SDL2, it would require lots of work. It migh be even impossible without Gallium.

http://www.ogre3d.org/



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I just realiced that there is no guide for for those how wants to request game port. It could be something like this :

Short guide for porting wishes

There is a tons of opensource games on internet. We all wish much as possible new game/app ports for Amiga OS4, but some of them are not possible and some of them are not feasible. So you need to do your home work before you request a game:

Nice looking game? Or usefull app? What to do before you write a porting request.

*Look for hardware requirements. Are they realistic for our hardware?
*Can you find a sources? If it is a closed source game, you can write the author and ask about sources.
*Is game Windows only? mostlikely it has tons of depencies wich are not availlable for Amiga OS
*Look for depencies and do some googling with them. It is easy to found are they availlable for OS4 or not. Most opensource games has a wiki/code.google etc page where you can found a dependies, usually they are under compiling menu item.

What depencies are? Depencies are building materials, (like a bricks and nails) of apps and games, they are libraries or ready to run engines, wich should make porting / creating game easier.

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I see only ton of games here. Get us an good working torrent client which we lack ;) I use it on my windows (qbittorent) but wouldnt be bad to have one client on our miggies.

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I've already tried to port Transmission, and I have an almost finished port, except for one thing: when I'm online the select() function of the TCP/IP stack stops working, clogging the whole event handler. I tried to find a way to monitor newlib socket functions, but I found none, so I had to cut my losses and abandon Transmission. If you know someone who can help me to debug this, then I'm all ears.

edit: Regarding qbittorent: it uses libtorrent, which in turn needs BOOST ASIO. I tried weeding out IPv6 support from it once, and it was a nightmare. No chance of porting this.


Edited by BSzili on 2014/12/22 13:36:09
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