Crash on changing setting in 3dmorph screensaver

[HAL]

Whenever I move any of the sliders for setting 3dmorph screensaver. a crash occurs. To reproduce:

1. Open Screensaver
2. Click on modules tab.
3. Select 3dmorph.
4. Click on Config.
5. Try moving any of the sliders.

Result is a crash. Reproduceable every time. I was testing in: Senryu hrev28851

[HAL]

I now think this bug is to do with Senryu and not Haiku. I downloaded the latest 3dmorph version 1.10, installed it in Haiku vmware image hrev28846 and it works. I had previously tested in Senryu hrev28861 and could not get any screen saver to work not just 3dmorph.

[umccullough]

something fishy in the backtrace:

Reading symbols from /boot/home/config/lib/libstdc++.r4.so...done.
Loaded symbols for /boot/home/config/lib/libstdc++.r4.so

At least on my system, libstdc++.hrev4.so is located in /boot/beos/system/lib along with the rest of the system libs.

I suppose perhaps whatever method is being used to create Senryu is installing some different (incompatible) version of this lib in /boot/home/config/lib ?

I'd say you should investigate that and discuss it with the Haikuware folks.

To verify this for yourself, you can run the following:

cd /
find | grep libstdc++.r4.so

and see what shows up.

Note: I also have some copies under /boot/develop but these should not be picked up by the runtime_loader anyway.

[umccullough]

Or you can also use:

query -a name=libstdc++.r4.so

Thanks Rene :)

[HAL]

Replying to umccullough:

Or you can also use:

query -a name=libstdc++.r4.so

Thanks Rene :)

I tried this command. Here is the result:

Welcome to the Senryu shell.

baron@/boot/home>query -a name=libstdc++.hrev4.so /boot/beos/system/lib/libstdc++.hrev4.so /boot/home/config/lib/libstdc++.hrev4.so /boot/home/apps/develop/lib/x86/libstdc++.hrev4.so /boot/home/apps/develop/tools/gcc-2.95.3-haiku-081024/lib/libstdc++.hrev4.so baron@/boot/home>

[umccullough]

Hmm... so, not only are there two versions of libstdc++.hrev4.so in the path, but the dev tools are also uncompressed into the wrong folder for some weird reason.

I'd say that's a pretty screwed up system...

You could be better off using the Haiku pre-alpha images at the moment I suspect - and you should perhaps suggest to the Haikuware maintainers that they fix the issues with Senryu.

[korli]

Thanks for the feedback.