OpenCPN Beta Version 3.1.1105 Released

[sbfreddie]

Originally Posted by ChuckSK

Freddie

Try adding #include <wx/dcgraph.h> at instrument.h line 40.

Chuck

Thanks, Chuck that fixed those problems.
Now here is I think the last problem, in pluginmanager.cpp at line 1534 I get this error. Here is the Xcode window with the error.

Thanks,
Freddie

[ChuckSK]

Freddie

Replace pluginmanager.cpp line 1534 with
gFrame->GetEventHandler()->AddPendingEvent( Nevent );

Chuck

[sbfreddie]

Originally Posted by ChuckSK

Freddie

Replace pluginmanager.cpp line 1534 with
gFrame->GetEventHandler()->AddPendingEvent( Nevent );

Chuck

Thanks again Chuck,
And the fun just continues.
Here is the next problem in datastream.cpp at line 457:

Thanks,
Freddie

[Gilletarom]

hello,

Originally Posted by Ptizef

Crash BSB:
After more tests, I am now almost sure it has nothing to do with groups , and nothing with my set of charts
I found a process which leads each time to a crash and the same on both my Vista notebook and my small XP net book :
1) unload all chart and delete all groups to start with a clean empty chart DB
2) zoom out enough to display a zone greater than the charts you will load
3) load a directory containing BSB 3 charts
4) zoom in until getting blue chart bares
5) open a chart (clinking on a bare)
6) zoom out and drag to put the chart out of the screen
7) try clicking and zooming over another chart

The crash is very close !

JP

Sorry but trying this ... No crash !

But ... I have 3 sofwares running :
- Firefox,
- Thunderbird,
- openCPN using many BSB 3 charts

A long time, a very long time .. a very very long time was necessary to go from OpenCPN to Firefox ... And when I try to shutdown OpenCN ... A long time was necessary and OpenCPN do not shutdown completetly !!

So i use Ctrl/Alt/del for shutdown OpenCPN.

Gilletarom.

[bobofthenorth]

I had a crash yesterday using 3.1.1105 on XP with Canadian BSB charts and the plugin but I have no idea how to replicate it. I was in Active Pass with it running about 3 knots with a BC ferry coming up my ass and another one meeting me. I was trying to give them both as much room as I could and right in the middle of everything lost OCPN. So I was mainly concerned with keeping moving, not troubleshooting software.

[ChuckSK]

Freddie

Try this at datastream.cpp line 457.

calculated_checksum ^= static_cast<unsigned char> (*i);

Chuck

[Ptizef]

Until now I tested with directories containing many charts
I just tried a directory with only 2 charts I choose randomly but enough distant to can see only one at a time on the screen.
Result : I got as many crashes I wanted
I tried to take a video attached
JP

[sbfreddie]

Originally Posted by ChuckSK

Freddie

Try this at datastream.cpp line 457.

calculated_checksum ^= static_cast<unsigned char> (*i);

Chuck

Thanks again for fixing this last problem for the build. Now I am having problems with the linking. It appears that the linker can't find the lib gobject-2.0. Could you please tell me which package to install that contains the library gobject-2.0? I use homebrew to install the dependencies but I'm not sure which package object-2.0 is part of.

Thanks,
Freddie

[ChuckSK]

Freddie

Sorry, I am a Windows guy. That error is beyond my limited knowledge.

Chuck

[CarCode]

Freddie

might be it is a fault of homebrew, macports is another solution.
gobject is part of glib.

Gerhard

[sbfreddie]

Originally Posted by CarCode

Freddie

might be it is a fault of homebrew, macports is another solution.
gobject is part of glib.

Gerhard

Thanks, Gerhard.
I did some digging and did find the gobject-2.0.dylib in /usr/local/lib which is a pointer to the dylib in /usr/local/Cellar/glib/2.32.4/lib.
So my system does have gobject installed however Xcode linker (Clang) can't seem to find it. So I have to figure out how to get Xcode to find it.

Thanks,
Freddie

[bdbcat]

ChuckSK...

Thanks for the rapid response to sbFreddie's Mac build issues. They all look good to me, and not requiring Mac conditional build. All soon pushed to github.

Unfortunately, I cannot "Think different" at the moment, since my Hackintosh died....

Freddie, let me know what you find out about gobject.dylib. I'll get that included too, if it makes sense.....

Thanks
Dave

[bdbcat]

Thomas...

GPSD....

Works fine for me on 12.04.

Starting gpsd:

$gpsd /dev/ttyS0

O->Connections:
Protocol: Network/GPSD
Address: localhost
Port: 2947

Works fine, with no fiddling required. I see good NMEA messages in the debug window. There will be nothing in the log...Maybe there should be?

Anyone else able to try gpsd?

Dave

[sbfreddie]

Originally Posted by bdbcat

ChuckSK...

Thanks for the rapid response to sbFreddie's Mac build issues. They all look good to me, and not requiring Mac conditional build. All soon pushed to github.

Unfortunately, I cannot "Think different" at the moment, since my Hackintosh died....

Freddie, let me know what you find out about gobject.dylib. I'll get that included too, if it makes sense.....

Thanks
Dave

Dave:
I think we'll need a conditional find package for Glib (gobject is part of Glib). I searched the Cmake install script and did not find a find package command for Glib. It appears that Ubuntu & most of the other Linux like systems automatically install the library Glib. However as usual Mac OS X does not. I have tried several things in Xcode to convince it to look in /usr/local/lib for the gobject dylib but it is not cooperating.

Thanks,
Freddie

[bdbcat]

jp...

Thanks for the info. With two widely spaced BSB charts of different scales, on Windows only, I has able to reproduce the crash you reported. The root cause was clearly an "over-optimization" of the logic, leading to an invalid screen region. Only crashes on Windows, not linux, and this is clear from reading the wxWidgets sources. Nothing to do with Groups.

Solution is now available on github master.

Dave

p.s.
bobofthenorth: This could have happened to you recently, too. Sorry, glad you zigged and they zagged.