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ClickteamLLC / windows-edif

Alternate, JSON-driven SDK for the Windows MMF2 runtime
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Object must be in every frame to work #4

Open SortaCore opened 12 years ago

SortaCore commented 12 years ago

More information available at: http://community.clickteam.com/showthread.php?t=67699&p=502037&viewfull=1#post502037 The linking object is created in the main frame and sub-applications, and linking operation fails for the sub-applications, causing a crash.

Andos commented 12 years ago

I have been informed that this issue is resolved in the latest version. Can you check to make sure?

SortaCore commented 12 years ago

No, I still receive crashes. In addition, the latest version does not have a correct JSON, and is missing ,s after the }s.

Andos commented 12 years ago

Yes the default template does miss the commas after the end brackets. The latest version does have a correct JSON, but your current extension projects most likely have references to the old JSON code which gives compile errors. Remove those from the project and re-add them (json.h, json.c)

SortaCore commented 12 years ago

I'm using the project file included in the template with Visual Studio 2010, when I receive the compile errors.

LB-- commented 12 years ago

Redownload the lastest version of EDIF and copy the .vcproj file from the template.

LB-- commented 11 years ago

@SortaCore can you try my branch and tell me if it still has the problem? I think I fixed some memory leaks a while back.

SortaCore commented 11 years ago

If I remember, I'll do it tonight. Try bugging me on CC or something. I got like 4 hours' sleep so I might be a bit dead, memory-wise.