Re: [jazzplusplus-devel] configure.ac update -please test-

[Pete S. <pst...@gm...>]

DM = D.B. Moore
DM>>> Same env as before..ie; vkeybd not running but
DM>>> with jack/fluidsynth/qsynth running and ready to go.
DM>>>
DM>>> Test build @ revision 527  (complete session);
DM>>>
DM>>> WARNING: The output device index is out of range!
DM>>>
DM>>> Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
DM>>> [Switching to Thread 140569115023072 (LWP 11874)]
DM>>> 0x0000000000426cea in tAlsaPlayer::SetSoftThru
DM>>> (this=0xb68010, on=1, idev=0, odev=0) at
DM>>> ../../jazz/src/AlsaPlayer.cpp:224
DM>>> 224  thru->SetSource(iaddr[ithru].client, iaddr[ithru].port);
DM>>>
DM>>> Hope this helps, regards

PS = Pete Stieber
PS>> It does.
PS>>
PS>> After you last crash report I guessed that there
PS>> were no value inputs on your machine, and I
PS>> believe I fixed the cause of that initial crash.
PS>> The debug output that reads...
PS>>
PS>> Input device count: 0
PS>> INFO: input device is -1, so selecting one.
PS>> no device found!
PS>> Input device is: -1
PS>>
PS>> Shows me we are now getting past that problem.
PS>>
PS>> Now you have discovered another place where the
PS>> code attempts to set the ALSA thru for the input
PS>> device, but there are no input devices available.
PS>> I'll bet this is the same problem Kevin C. is
PS>> having.  Unfortunately the Mandriva box I attempt
PS>> debugging on hangs completely when I run Jazz++.

DM> ..that's curious..

PS>> I'm hoping Kevin will reply to my Mandriva post
PS>> indicating if the "Spring version" of Mandriva
PS>> may help me out.
PS>>
PS>> Otherwise, I'm applying blind patches (i.e. patches
PS>> that haven't been tested on anything).
PS>>
PS>> I'll see what I can do.

DM> I wasn't actually aware your mandriva was
DM> that broken by jazz.  Or is that the other
DM> way around?... ;-)
DM>
DM> I'm pretty prompt testing things however...so
DM> patch on...

OK...  I just made some changed to AlsaPlayer.cpp that should write more 
debug output and check for invalid device IDs.  Jazz++ isn't hanging my 
Mandriva install any more (maybe that was keyboard/mouse related), but 
it isn't playing either.  This isn't a Jazz++ issue, but I am having 
problems starting the jack daemon in Mandriva.  See the "Starting jackd 
on Mandriva" thread.


Donald & Kevin,

Could you update to the latest svn and give it a try for me.

Thanks,
Pete