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Re: Some AudioUnits crash WhackedTV sample code
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Re: Some AudioUnits crash WhackedTV sample code


  • Subject: Re: Some AudioUnits crash WhackedTV sample code
  • From: William Stewart <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 19:16:42 -0800


On 20/03/2006, at 7:07 PM, john wrote:

Hi Bill,

On the other hand, I have always used the correct code you have below and I get a crash on the call the setShowsExpertParameters with the F8 audiounit.


I would love a radar - http://bugreporter.apple.com

Thanks!

Bill

-- John


Robert,

I've reproduced the crash by making the following change in AULab:

Originally it is like this:
AUGenericView *viewToShow = [[[AUGenericView alloc] initWithAudioUnit:mCurrentAU] autorelease];


Now, I change it to this:
		AUGenericView *viewToShow = [[AUGenericView alloc] autorelease];

		[viewToShow setShowsExpertParameters: YES];
		[viewToShow initWithAudioUnit:mCurrentAU];

And I get a crash - with ANY AU - yours, Apple's, etc. The reason being, that I am calling a method on the object BEFORE I have called the init... method - so the setShows... method is expecting state to be initialised that isn't until the init method is called.

I think the Cocoa convention is such that init methods should be called before any other instance method. We can probably make the generic view more robust here, but I don't think that is the primary culprit.

If I change the code to do this:
AUGenericView *viewToShow = [[[AUGenericView alloc] initWithAudioUnit:mCurrentAU] autorelease];
[viewToShow setShowsExpertParameters: YES];


Then everything is also fine...


If you make that change in the whacked TV code - then it should also be fine. I'll send the bug over to the QT team.


Thanks

Bill

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