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FYI: Crash bug in the Color Sampler sample on Apple's site
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FYI: Crash bug in the Color Sampler sample on Apple's site


  • Subject: FYI: Crash bug in the Color Sampler sample on Apple's site
  • From: publiclook <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2003 12:14:02 -0400

Apple's Color Sampler sample has a crash bug in it. I think it is located in either Cocoa samples or Graphics2D.

Run the pre-build executable. Click and and drag the mouse from within the image view to the upper right portion of the menu bar where the sound volume and other controls normally reside. The Color Sampler application will reliably crash. The fix to the example is to test whether the mouse in in the application's window before attempting to get pixel data. Still, I wonder why the application _crashes_ instead of just displaying garbage. There must be some attempt to access memory outside the application's protected space...

Any thoughts or ideas ?
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