Closed jniemann66 closed 6 years ago
Description: occasional crash at the end of the conversion Affects: version 2.0.0+ when compiled with gcc or minGW
Suspect double-free or some other deallocation issue
2.0.0-pre-release 64-bit version Input file: ./inputs/96khz_sweep-3dBFS_32f.wav Output file: ./outputs/96khz_sweep-3dBFS_32f-to44k-dp-steep.wav Using double precision for calculations. input bit format: 32f (float) source file channels: 1 input sample rate: 96000 output sample rate: 44100 Scanning input file for peaks ...Done Peak input sample: 0.707107 (-3.010297 dBFS) at 0:0:0.215438 LPF transition frequency: 21047.73 Hz (95.45 %) Conversion ratio: 0.459375 (147:320) Writing Metadata Converting ...Done Peak output sample: 0.707107 (-3.010297 dBFS) Time=329 ms [24.3x] *** Error in `../ReSampler': double free or corruption (out): 0x0000000001a7edc0 ***
Update 24/02/18: fixed channel output buffer size out-by-one bug. See attached valgrind output valgrind-session-ReSampler-bug.txt
Update 17/02/18: crashing as soon as std::vector<std::vector> outputChannelBuffers; is destroyed. Still not exactly sure why.
Description: occasional crash at the end of the conversion Affects: version 2.0.0+ when compiled with gcc or minGW
Suspect double-free or some other deallocation issue
Update 24/02/18: fixed channel output buffer size out-by-one bug. See attached valgrind output valgrind-session-ReSampler-bug.txt
Update 17/02/18: crashing as soon as std::vector<std::vector> outputChannelBuffers;
is destroyed. Still not exactly sure why.