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OpenCPN general drawing plug in
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Segfault with wxgtk 3.2? #533

Closed hreuver0183 closed 10 months ago

hreuver0183 commented 1 year ago

With Debian 12 (Bookworm) I find opencpn segfaulting on ocpn_draw. According to the backtrace there seems to be some issue with wxgtk-3.2. (OpenCPN 5.8.4, Ocpn_draw 1.8.28-2).

There is a ocpn_draw_pi-1.8.28.2-debian-x86_64-12-bookworm.xml (OpenCPN - Plugins - metadata). The segfault is with a self-compiled plugin (as Debian 12 Bookworm seems not supported due to a lack of a downloadable plugin in either master or beta).

(Included opencpn.log, opencpn.conf and backtrace) segv_wxgtk_3.2.zip

rgleason commented 1 year ago

What? Would you mind looking for PIM weather_routing, weatherfax, climatology or celestial_navigation and trying those please?

hreuver0183 commented 1 year ago

[off-topic] Celestial navigation shows no error, but I don't know how to test. Climatology seems to work as expected (but the feedback during the downloading is more or less "not available") I had no current, I did have wind speed. Both had plugins available.

Weather_routing and weatherfax I can test, but there is no plugin, I'll have to compile first. I'll try to comment that in the appropriate place. [/off-topic]

rgleason commented 1 year ago

[off-topic]

What OS version Bookworm are you using.

You should not have to compile these they should be available in Plugin Manager (PIM) via Options > Plugins Install and Enable. During installation you need to be connected to internet or satelite to download the data files 7.8mb. For example the metadara for climatology is:

Celestial Nav Weather_routing Weatherfax all have similar files available through PIM so you should be able to access them from PIM, download them. install and enable them. In fact the most of the Testplugin Frontend Templated plugins should be readily available from PIM and install.

We need to know if this system is working for bookworm.

hreuver0183 commented 1 year ago

[off topic] Currently the regular plugins include, bookworm / x86_64:

The most visible plugins not available:

This means that extra plugins did become available after your action. There is however a reason to want to compile my own plugins.

Basically the reason is that some plugins are still missing for debian 12/x86_64. The other reason is, I don't expect you to maintain debian 12/arm64.

(The RPI4 is obsolete, and works best with Bullseye. The Odroid N2 is only slightly less obsolete than the RPI4 and the RK3588 system who are significantly faster are still not supported. Bookworm works for the Odroid N2 but it will be a niche platform at best.)

rgleason commented 10 months ago

What about watchdog ?