So... if I initialize the pointers the first time they are used, maybe that will help. It makes sense that the _new routine would be causing the problem, since it crashes when I load the object (PD disappears...)
I'll try it!
Ta,
Ed
Martin Peach <martin.peach@sympatico.ca> wrote: Ed Kelly wrote:
> Hi devs,
>
> I'm trying to rewrite some of my externals to be a bit more
> effe\icient, clear up after themselves and generally work more
> smoothly. I started with maskxor, because I really need this to work
> for the ICMC, and it's not working properly in certain situations.
>
> So I borrowed some code from zexy/src/drip.c and rewrote it. It
> compiled OK, but crashes PD. Can anyone tell me what is wrong with my
> code, and how to fix it?
>
I guess because
you don't initialize the pointers the first time. Your
maskxor_new has:
SETFLOAT(&x->masking.maskr[0], 0);
SETFLOAT(&x->masking.maskl[0], 0);
SETFLOAT(&x->masking.maskxor[0], 0);
...but x->masking.maskr etc. don't yet point to anything, they were
declared as:
t_atom *maskxor, *maskl, *maskr;
...but not given any value. If it doesn't crash right there it will do
so when you try to free the pointers:
if (x->masking.maskl) {
freebytes(x->masking.maskl, x->lengthl * sizeof(t_atom));
x->masking.maskl = 0;
x->lengthl = 0;
}
Martin
> Best,
> Ed
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