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Failing examples after PR #89 (glbinding) #102

Closed shehzan10 closed 8 years ago

shehzan10 commented 8 years ago
jesse:build jenkins-slave$ ./examples/cpu/plot3_cpu 
InfoLog:
WARNING: Output of vertex shader 'hpoint' not read by fragment shader

libc++abi.dylib: terminating with uncaught exception of type forge::Error: OpenGL Shader linking failed
Abort trap: 6
pavanky commented 8 years ago

maximizing fractal, bubblechart, field examples on cpu seem to be causing the following error:

Failed to blit
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
pavanky commented 8 years ago

The above error only seems to happen when using Intel graphics but works when using nvidia GPU through bumblebee

shehzan10 commented 8 years ago

Errors from the issue message fixed in devel. @pavanky can you check the error you reported with the latest devel?

9prady9 commented 8 years ago

fyi - I am working on adding the examples for left over backends.

9prady9 commented 8 years ago

@shehzan10 Is this There might be a bug in plotting that occasionally colors the yellow lines as blue and sometimes shows gaps in the lines (Linux + NVIDIA) resolved ? what was the issue ?

shehzan10 commented 8 years ago

Yes this was resolved. Except for the resize issue @pavanky talks about, there seem to be no other issues across all platforms.

pavanky commented 8 years ago

I think we can safely ignore the resize issue.

That said AMD is still broken (but it is referenced in another issue).

FloopCZ commented 6 years ago

I am not sure whether this issue has been resolved or it was not worth the effort, but I am suffering from the same issue as @pavanky on CPU and OpenCL backends (have not tried CUDA yet). When I resize a window, the application crashes with:

Failed to blit
[1]    27708 segmentation fault (core dumped)

By the way, is there a way to zoom the canvas? The plot can be shifted and rotated with left and right mouse respectively, but was not able to zoom in or out.

9prady9 commented 6 years ago

@FloopCZ Which GPU are you using this on ?

"ALT+Left Click" and move mouse up/down to zoom in/out. On a mouse pad, move a second finger up/down while the left click and alt are held pressed.

FloopCZ commented 6 years ago

@9prady9 Thank you for the answer, I have filled a separate issue #152 for this.