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MrKepzie / Natron

Open-source compositing software. Node-graph based. Similar in functionalities to Adobe After Effects and Nuke by The Foundry.
www.natron.fr
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2.3.1 i386 Debian crash #1647

Closed marillat closed 6 years ago

marillat commented 7 years ago

Natron 2.3.1 architecture i386 Debian unstable

Natron crash at startup with openfx plugins. without Natron doesn't crash.

First I'm unable to build Natron with gcc 6.4.0 and 7.1.0 (a bug report is needed ?) Here Natron is built with clang 3.8

I don't see this crash under an amd64 machine with virtualbox. You can download i386 and amd64 packages from deb-multimedia.org repository.

Here is the full bt https://gist.github.com/marillat/15d2a715d7138b5b53a9c2639d1f1463

devernay commented 7 years ago

We strongly recommend that Natron and the plugins be compiled with the same libraries/compiler, especially if the plugins use dynamic libraries. That shouldn't be much of an issue on Linux (as opposed to macOS), because Linux better handles symbol resolving with dynamic libraries, but this should be considered dangerous.

Did you try the pre-built packages from https://github.com/MrKepzie/Natron/issues/1651 ?

Can you tell us more about your compilation problems with gcc 6 and 7? We can probably work on fixing these.

marillat commented 7 years ago

natron and all plugins (opefx-io, openfx-misc) has been built with clang 3.8.

Pre-build package from #1651 are not installable because libgflags2v5 doesn't exist in Debian.

Also the debian build system files in debian/ from #1651 come from my work so I think these packages should also crash on i386 architecture.

A new issue need to be filed for build problems ?

marillat commented 6 years ago

This bug doesn't exist in 2.3.3

devernay commented 6 years ago

Closing. Note that the 2.3.3 binaries we produce are now compiles with GCC 7.2.0, and we compile Qt4 in C++11 mode (this requires two small patches).