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hi Chris,<br>
that was it!<br>
thanks for the tip.<br>
i will try on linux with Gem cvs when i find time.<br>
you can test this pb with the attached patch (simplified). <br>
after creating the Gem window, simply loading a video file does produce
the memory leak error.<br>
i was may be wrong in setting the "separator" object just after the
"gemhead" object.<br>
<br>
best,<br>
vincent<br>
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chris clepper wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 1/30/06, vincent rioux <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:vincent.rioux@no-log.org"><vincent.rioux@no-log.org></a> wrote:
> I have another pb with Gem and separator object on osx (pd 39.2, Gem
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<pre wrap="">from latest Hans'installer).
with several pix_film and separators, once i load a movie i get this output:
separator : state->numTexCoords 4 != m_state.numTexCoords 0
...
separator : state->numTexCoords 4 != m_state.numTexCoords 0
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This means you are leaking memory using the separator object. See if
moving them after pix_texture gets rid of the message.
Also, I have no idea where Hans gets GEM for his installers, so post
the patch or something representitive and I will see if the current
CVS version does it.
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