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Re: Delivering MIDI causing crashes in some AUs
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Re: Delivering MIDI causing crashes in some AUs


  • Subject: Re: Delivering MIDI causing crashes in some AUs
  • From: William Stewart <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 07 Oct 2004 15:33:08 -0700

auvalidation will ship pre-installed on a Tiger system.

You can always advise the user to install auval on a system where you can't
find it (and provide a link to download it).. The new installer for 1.1 will
place auval in the system's /usr/bin/ dir, so once installed, you'll find
it.

Bill

On 7/10/04 3:11 PM, "Robert Grant" <email@hidden> wrote:

> OK - I spoke too soon (perhaps I've been talking to myself so it
> doesn't matter!). After re-reading the license agreement I find that I
> can't redistribute AUValidation!
>
> So I guess for all us non-Apple hosts we need to come up with an
> alternative solution but I don't feel like re-writing AUValidation.
>
> An XML file of known-bad AUs might be one way to do it. Be faster to
> start up too. It would also allow us to let in some less-than perfect
> members. And by going with the Bad AUs it would (hopefully) be a much
> shorter list!
>
> I dunno - it's all a bit depressing...
>
> Robert.
>
>
> On Oct 7, 2004, at 5:28 PM, Robert Grant wrote:
>
>> Offline discussions with a couple of folks have led me to conclude
>> that I'll just have to join the AUValidation bandwagon and drop AUs
>> that don't pass - which the AUs in question don't.
>>
>> Robert.
>>
>> On Oct 6, 2004, at 9:59 PM, Robert Grant wrote:
>>
>>> What's weird about the render callback is that it's calling
>>> AudioUnitRender without difficulty. Those stack traces look like a
>>> memory corruption or something. But why for this synth and not all
>>> the others?
>>>
>>> Looking at the code for AUMIDIBase::ComponentEntryDispatch it seems
>>> likely that the "ComponentParameters" param is corrupted - the "This"
>>> pointer I imagine is OK.
>>>
>>> Various MallocXXX debugging options aren't revealing anything...
>>>
>>> Robert.
>>>
>>> On Oct 6, 2004, at 7:30 PM, Robert Grant wrote:
>>>
>>>> So I fixed a couple of d'oh AU initialization bugs in Rax and now
>>>> Crystal is blowing chunks as soon as it gets some MIDI - stack
>>>> fragment follows:
>>>>
>>>> Thread 7 Crashed:
>>>> 0   com.greenoak.AtFr               0x062dcb98
>>>> AUMIDIBase::ComponentEntryDispatch(ComponentParameters*,
>>>> AUMIDIBase*) + 0x40
>>>> 1   com.greenoak.AtFr               0x062dea30
>>>> MusicDeviceBase::ComponentEntryDispatch(ComponentParameters*,
>>>> MusicDeviceBase*) + 0x8c
>>>> 2   com.greenoak.AtFr               0x062e1c28 CVST2AUPluginEntry +
>>>> 0x214
>>>> 3   ...ple.CoreServices.CarbonCore  0x90281278 CallComponent + 0x10c
>>>> 4   ...apple.audio.units.AudioUnit  0x91a90a0c MusicDeviceMIDIEvent
>>>> + 0x34
>>>> 5   com.grantedsw.rax               0x000109cc -[AUDevice
>>>> renderInputWithFlags:timeStamp:busNumber:numberFrames:ioData:] +
>>>> 0x128 (AUDevice.m:808)
>>>>
>>>> It also dies when receiving MIDI (such as continuous controller
>>>> data) outside of the render proc:
>>>>
>>>> Thread 2 Crashed:
>>>> 0   com.greenoak.AtFr               0x06427b98
>>>> AUMIDIBase::ComponentEntryDispatch(ComponentParameters*,
>>>> AUMIDIBase*) + 0x40
>>>> 1   com.greenoak.AtFr               0x06429a30
>>>> MusicDeviceBase::ComponentEntryDispatch(ComponentParameters*,
>>>> MusicDeviceBase*) + 0x8c
>>>> 2   com.greenoak.AtFr               0x0642cc28 CVST2AUPluginEntry +
>>>> 0x214
>>>> 3   ...ple.CoreServices.CarbonCore  0x90281278 CallComponent + 0x10c
>>>> 4   ...apple.audio.units.AudioUnit  0x91a90a0c MusicDeviceMIDIEvent
>>>> + 0x34
>>>> 5   com.grantedsw.rax               0x0001065c -[AUDevice
>>>> processMIDIPacketList:sender:] + 0x724 (AUDevice.m:745)
>>>>
>>>> This kind of thing happens with at least one other AU.
>>>>
>>>> So my question is - how come? How come delivering MIDI can cause an
>>>> AU to blow chunks?
>>>>
>>>> What's weird is that my fixes have made VirSyn Cube/TERA work and
>>>> all the other common synths are happy too. And what's also weird is
>>>> that Rax 1.0 and 1.1 all worked fine with Crystal!
>>>>
>>>> It's very frustrating to plug one hole only to have new ones spring
>>>> up!
>>>>
>>>> Robert.
>>>>
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