playing around with an old box running the latest pd i received a strange error. after noticing that all my patches had nothing in them, i attempted to add an object which gave this:
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Consistency check failed: glist_findrtext Segmentation fault socket receive error: Connection reset by peer.
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examining the patches in a text editor reveals that everything is there, for some reason they are not being rendered. i recompiled pd which gave no change in this area. this is a debian i386 box running the latest alsa - i seem to remember it being fine last time i looked. pd -verbose gives no more clues.
audio is not stuck on the box and alsa runs fine.
julian
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just incase anyone runs across the same problem, this appeared to be caused by the version of tcl/tk 8.4 in debian unstable. downgrading to 8.3 made pd useable once more.
pix.
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 15:37:38 +1100 delire delire@selectparks.net wrote:
playing around with an old box running the latest pd i received a strange error. after noticing that all my patches had nothing in them, i attempted to add an object which gave this:
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Consistency check failed: glist_findrtext Segmentation fault socket receive error: Connection reset by peer.
//<--
examining the patches in a text editor reveals that everything is there, for some reason they are not being rendered. i recompiled pd which gave no change in this area. this is a debian i386 box running the latest alsa - i seem to remember it being fine last time i looked. pd -verbose gives no more clues.
audio is not stuck on the box and alsa runs fine.
julian
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just incase anyone runs across the same problem, this appeared to be caused by the version of tcl/tk 8.4 in debian unstable. downgrading to 8.3 made pd useable once more.
pix.
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 15:37:38 +1100 delire delire@selectparks.net wrote:
playing around with an old box running the latest pd i received a strange error. after noticing that all my patches had nothing in them, i
on a somewhat related note, tcl/tk 8.4.2 for OSX seems to have the same problem with not drawing any of the objects in the patcher window. has anyone successfully run pd using 8.4.2 on any platform?
cgc
On Sat, 29 Mar 2003 13:46:12 -0600 chris clepper cclepper@artic.edu wrote: // //on a somewhat related note, tcl/tk 8.4.2 for OSX seems to have the //same problem with not drawing any of the objects in the patcher //window. has anyone successfully run pd using 8.4.2 on any platform?
here are the only two instances i can find of it occurring. i found another from '99 recently i think but i can't find it today. these are both win32 boxes.
this ones segafults with the same err on undo's [pd-0.35-19]:
http://iem.kug.ac.at/mailinglists/pd-list/2002-November/001306.html
this one when user attempts to close the patch [pd-0.36-9:
http://iem.kug.ac.at/mailinglists/pd-list/2002-04/0510.html
i don't know if tcl/tk8.4 was around april 2002.. so it may be case of pd compiling on tcl/tk a version ahead of itself from time to time, and this causes the glist_findrtext err.
something to keep an eye out for. tk8.4-dev [which provides the vital tk.h] conflicts with previous tcl/tk version headers and so will remove them. debian's package management system likes to impress with the latest versions, and so this one may bite a few ppl [especially on debian sid]..
julian
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On Sun, 30 Mar 2003, delire wrote:
something to keep an eye out for. tk8.4-dev [which provides the vital tk.h] conflicts with previous tcl/tk version headers and so will remove them. debian's package management system likes to impress with the latest versions, and so this one may bite a few ppl [especially on debian sid]..
Debians pd package in sid is compiled against 8.3 just because of this.
Greetings, Guenter
julian
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