[quake3] Some (further) results with latest SVN on Solaris/Sparc

[darkshark atnight]

On 11/2/05, Ludwig Nussel <ludwig.nussel at suse.de> wrote:
> vincent at cojot.name wrote:
> > On Wed, 2 Nov 2005, vincent at cojot.name wrote:
> > > BTW, I got the client to come up on Solaris/Sparc:
> > >
> > > Screenshot here:
> > > http://step.polymtl.ca/~coyote/quake3_Sol10sparc.png
> >
> > Ok, here's the current status that I have on Solaris/Sparc:
> >
> > 1) I cannot run the dedicated server without a crash (investigating).
> >
> > 2) The client "works" with SDL sound but crashes if I try to run a
> > single-player game (probably related to 1). ).

  I'm seeing something similar on solaris x86.  Though I'm crashing cause
  the showpackets pointer gets mangled somehow.  I'm using v236 here.

  However, like Vincent I can play the demo !  Though hearing it run
with software
  opengl is rather strange.

Sean.
.
Breakpoint 2, VM_Call (vm=0x896f780, callnum=0) at ../qcommon/vm.c:737
737                     r = vm->entryPoint( callnum,  args[0], 
args[1],  args[2], args[3],
(gdb) print showpackets
$29 = (cvar_t *) 0x893c528
(gdb) n
------- Game Initialization -------
gamename: baseq3
gamedate: Nov  2 2005
Not logging to disk.
Gametype changed, clearing session data.
info_spectator_start doesn't have a spawn function
info_spectator_start doesn't have a spawn function
info_spectator_start doesn't have a spawn function
info_spectator_start doesn't have a spawn function
1 teams with 3 entities
14 items registered
-----------------------------------
Opened log botlib.log
------- BotLib Initialization -------
loaded weapons.c
loaded items.c
loaded syn.c
loaded rnd.c
loaded match.c
^3Warning: file rchat.c, line 635: variables from the match
template(s) could be invalid when outputting one of the chat messages
^3Warning: file rchat.c, line 732: the key say with prefix ! is inside
the key sayonara
^3Warning: file rchat.c, line 1243: variables from the match
template(s) could be invalid when outputting one of the chat messages
loaded rchat.c
------------ Map Loading ------------
trying to load maps/q3dm3.aas
loaded maps/q3dm3.aas
found 24 level items
-------------------------------------
32 bots parsed
30 arenas parsed
771             if ( oldVM != NULL ) // bk001220 -
assert(currentVM!=NULL) for oldVM==NULL
(gdb) print showpackets
$30 = (cvar_t *) 0x30
(gdb) where
#0  VM_Call (vm=0x896f780, callnum=0) at ../qcommon/vm.c:771
#1  0x080b41b8 in SV_InitGameVM (restart=qfalse) at ../server/sv_game.c:901
#2  0x080b42cc in SV_InitGameProgs () at ../server/sv_game.c:955
#3  0x080b4ed7 in SV_SpawnServer (server=0x8047360 "q3dm3", killBots=qtrue)
    at ../server/sv_init.c:442
#4  0x080acd65 in SV_Map_f () at ../server/sv_ccmds.c:187
#5  0x08096a6b in Cmd_ExecuteString (text=0x8047430 "spmap q3dm3")
    at ../qcommon/cmd.c:645
#6  0x080963f7 in Cbuf_Execute () at ../qcommon/cmd.c:220
#7  0x0809a510 in Com_Frame () at ../qcommon/common.c:2695
#8  0x08143fe0 in main (argc=7, argv=0x8047cdc) at ../unix/unix_main.c:1411
(gdb) delete
Delete all breakpoints? (y or n) y
(gdb) c
Continuing.
-----------------------------------
loaded skill 1 from bots/default_c.c
loaded skill 1 from bots/orbb_c.c
loaded bots/orbb_i.c
loaded bots/orbb_w.c
loaded orbb from bots/orbb_t.c
loaded cached skill 1.000000 from bots/default_c.c
loaded skill 1 from bots/mynx_c.c
loaded bots/mynx_i.c
loaded bots/mynx_w.c
loaded mynx from bots/mynx_t.c

Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x080a537e in NET_SendPacket (sock=NS_SERVER, length=19, data=0x8022770, to=
      {type = NA_LOOPBACK, ip = "\000\000\000", ipx =
"\000\000\000\000\000\000\000\000\000", port = 0}) at
../qcommon/net_chan.c:622
622             if ( showpackets->integer && *(int *)data == -1 )       {
(gdb) c
Continuing.
Received signal 11, exiting...

>
> I've comitted more alignment fixes of the same kind as the first
> one. Your tool is helpful to find them. Spotting them just by
> looking at the code is hard.
>
> cu
> Ludwig
>
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