michaelgregorius
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3 weeks ago [carla] Trying to start carla-plugin using "D:/Carla/resources\carla-plugin.exe"
Carla 2.5.8 started, status:
Python version: 3.8.7
Qt version: 5.12.12
PyQt version: 5.13.1
Binary dir: D:\Carla
Resources dir: D:\Carla\resources
Frontend pixel ratio is 1.0
[carla] WriteFileWin32 failed, error was: 232
CarlaPipeCommon::_writeMsgBuffer(..., 13) - failed with -1 (true), message was:
runtime-info
[carla] Carla assertion failure: "fUiServer.writeMessage("runtime-info\n")" in file CarlaEngineNative.cpp, line 1440
[carla] WriteFileWin32 failed, error was: 232Error 232 means that a pipe is (being) closed: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/debug/system-error-codes--0-499-
So it seems that Carla tries to communicate via a pipe with some external process (?) which does not work because the pipe is closed.
System Information
Windows 10 Pro 22H2 19045.4651
LMMS Version(s)
1.3.0-alpha.1.681+gbda1a9c37
Most Recent Working Version
1.3.0-alpha.1.681+gbda1a9c37
Bug Summary
Carla Patchbay or Rack crashes when load Surge XT VST3 while load other VST3 still normal
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/58108b64-e105-44a4-8ac3-5ba8bf80fd09
Expected Behaviour
Carla should load it normally with no problem
Steps To Reproduce
Load Surge XT(synthersizer) VST3 to Carla Rack or Patchbay
Logs
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[carla] Trying to start carla-plugin using "D:/Carla/resources\carla-plugin.exe" Carla 2.5.8 started, status: Python version: 3.8.7 Qt version: 5.12.12 PyQt version: 5.13.1 Binary dir: D:\Carla Resources dir: D:\Carla\resources Frontend pixel ratio is 1.0 [carla] WriteFileWin32 failed, error was: 232 CarlaPipeCommon::_writeMsgBuffer(..., 13) - failed with -1 (true), message was: runtime-info [carla] Carla assertion failure: "fUiServer.writeMessage("runtime-info\n")" in file CarlaEngineNative.cpp, line 1440 [carla] WriteFileWin32 failed, error was: 232Screenshots / Minimum Reproducible Project
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