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#77 gluBuild2DMipmaps +wx seg-faults on Linux

v2.0.1
closed-fixed
GLU (21)
6
2003-06-03
2003-05-01
No

The OpenGLContext/tests/nehe7.py test fails on Linux
with a segmentation fault during the
gluBuild2DMipmaps(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 3, ix, iy, GL_RGBA,
GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, image) call.

Discussion

  • Mike C. Fletcher

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    Again, only fails under the wxPython context (not the glut
    one). There appears to be something going on in the
    initialisation of the wxPython context under GTK which
    results in getting a very limited context created, or
    possibly even a broken one. I can't see anything obviously
    wrong with what's being done, but something is obviously
    causing a problem.

     
  • Mike C. Fletcher

    • assigned_to: nobody --> mcfletch
     
  • Mike C. Fletcher

    • summary: gluBuild2DMipmaps seg-faults on Linux --> gluBuild2DMipmaps +wx seg-faults on Linux
     
  • Mike C. Fletcher

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    Just making the summary line match the current understanding
    of the bug.

     
  • Mike C. Fletcher

    • status: open --> closed
     
  • Mike C. Fletcher

    • status: closed --> closed-fixed
     
  • Mike C. Fletcher

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    Okay, this is now fixed, though the fixes are not the most
    beautiful things in the world. Turns out that the wxPython
    wxGLCanvas only creates the actual context during a "window
    realization" callback. The fixes involved providing a new
    customization point in the context base class, and a
    specialization in the wxPython context. There is also a new
    flag in the wxPython context which provides a last resort
    attempt to initialize during the paint event. This appears
    to work in most cases, though the meta-test is showing a few
    rendering artifacts.

     

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