[x264-devel] crash in latest version

[David Sullivan]

Hi there,

I compiled x264 r999 (git version) on VS2005 and VS 2008 and I got the same
problem that Aviad listed above.

VS solution of x264 r999 still needs the file eval.c that's no more present
in the encoder folder.
Anyway I excluded it from the solution and there's no problem with compiling
but I got a crash on execution.
(I even tried adding the last eval.c file available in the last daily
tarball that includes but it's the same)

Does x264 still need eval.c file?

The line that crashes is at raw 106,  uint64_t acs =
h->pixf.hadamard_ac[size]( fdec, FDEC_STRIDE );
in function *static inline int ssd_plane*( x264_t *h, int size, int p, int
x, int y )
in *rdo.c* file

the variable "size" has value 0 and the error is about  a violation access.
I used this param string

x264 c:\mobile_cif.y4m --bitrate 100 -o mobile.mkv

mobile_cif.y4m is available here
http://media.xiph.org/video/derf/y4m/mobile_cif.y4m


I can't say more for now but I try hard!

If someone has some news is welcome.

Tnx
David

2008/9/22 Jason Garrett-Glaser <darkshikari at gmail.com>

> > what is the last stable/recommended revision?
>
> The latest.  While I'm pretty sure its not bug-free, I'm pretty sure
> older revisions aren't bug-free either.
>
> > Is there anonymous access to the subversion repository?
>
> There isn't a subversion repository.
>
> > When using git, is there a way to get a specific named revision i.e. r850
>
> Calculate the offsets; latest is r987 so do HEAD~5 for 5 revisions ago.
>
> > I get crashes in the following function after a few frames:
> >
> > is the problem known?
>
> No, its not known, or else there would be quite a bit of outcry that
> x264 simply didn't work ;)
>
> It would help to get some info, such as what compiler you're using, a
> full backtrace of the crash, etc.
>
> Dark Shikari
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