Bug on Windows: game crashes when the PC wakes up from sleep #688
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Interesting, ill try and find a laptop to test on :) |
I don't currently have a desktop PC, but I suppose you can get the same effect there by pressing the power button during the game, to send the PC to sleep. |
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I was unable to replicate this both on Linux, and windows 10. Could you give some specs for you machine and sdl version your using? |
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Fujitsu Lifebook E752, Windows 10 ver. 1909, SDL 2.0.10: https://youtu.be/obSPmm1D580 (sorry for the shaky phone!) |
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Looks like it's an Intel GPU, the Windows machine I tested on had an AMD GPU. I do have a machine with an Intel GPU, but it doesn't have Windows installed. Could you try SDL 2.0.12? |
Yes, it's Intel HD Graphics 4000
Still the same :-( |
SourceX/dx.cpp
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| if (SDL_UpdateTexture(texture, NULL, surface->pixels, surface->pitch) <= -1) { //pitch is 2560 | ||
| ErrSdl(); | ||
| // We should supposedly handle SDL_RENDER_DEVICE_RESET, but I tried and it doesn't arrive | ||
| if (!strcmp(SDL_GetError(), "LockRect(): INVALIDCALL")) { |
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I wonder if this could be detected similar to what was done with GetOutputSurface based on the state of the texture. could you check the state of SDL_WasInit() and see what returns?
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0xe231 which is the same value as passed to SDL_Init
I guess that only the texture(s) get invalidated by the sleep, not the whole of SDL.
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Will it help if I upload a dump file, stopped at a breakpoint after the sleep, with the texture invalidated? |
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@tyomitch could you test to see if this issue is still present. We are having trouble reproducing it. |
Yes, the same, except that the failing assertion is now at "....\Source\dx.cpp line 313" |
SourceX/dx.cpp
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| if (SDL_UpdateTexture(texture, NULL, surface->pixels, surface->pitch) <= -1) { //pitch is 2560 | ||
| ErrSdl(); | ||
| // We should supposedly handle SDL_RENDER_DEVICE_RESET, but I tried and it doesn't arrive | ||
| if (!strcmp(SDL_GetError(), "LockRect(): INVALIDCALL")) { |
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| if (!strcmp(SDL_GetError(), "LockRect(): INVALIDCALL")) { | |
| if (string_view(SDL_GetError()) == "LockRect(): INVALIDCALL") { |
SourceX/dx.cpp
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| // We should supposedly handle SDL_RENDER_DEVICE_RESET, but I tried and it doesn't arrive | ||
| if (!strcmp(SDL_GetError(), "LockRect(): INVALIDCALL")) { | ||
| SDL_DestroyTexture(texture); | ||
| SDL_DestroyRenderer(renderer); |
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It'd probably be a good idea to extract this to a function and also handle SDL_RENDER_DEVICE_RESET
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That would be in UiHandleEvents() in DiabloUI/diabloui.cpp right?
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UiHandleEvents() runs during the main menu, but in-game it is FetchMessage_Real() in Source/miniwin/misc_msg.cpp
If I close and reopen my laptop during the game, it crashes with > SDL Error > LockRect(): INVALIDCALL > The error occurred at: ..\..\Source\dx.cpp line 313
Also, handle `SDL_RENDER_DEVICE_RESET`
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If I close and reopen my laptop during the game, it crashes with
I have absolutely no experience with SDL, but I've managed to put
together a workaround. Improvements are welcome.