glibc error when opening nonexistant file for SoundBuffer or Music

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glibc error when opening nonexistant file for SoundBuffer or Music #36

Closed silverhammermba closed 11 years ago

silverhammermba commented 11 years ago

For example,

require 'sfml/audio'
SFML::Music.new.open('foo')

gives me

test.rb:2:in `open_from_file': Failed to open sound file "foo" (System error : No such file or directory.) (SFML::Error)
    from test.rb:2:in `<main>'
*** glibc detected *** ruby: corrupted double-linked list: 0x00000000023dc1a0 ***

Groogy commented 11 years ago

The problem here again is probably the problem we had with previous issue. I have ArchLinux available but I messed up my bootloader so only have Windows right now. As soon as I fix it I'll look at it and see if I can replicate it. But if not I can only say "non-fixable" because of the intel bug.

silverhammermba commented 11 years ago

Same deal as issue #34.