Okay, pretty sure I figured out the virtual macro issue. I was trying to make a simple A/B image switcher with a multiplexer. (Two things I was wondering about as I went along -- could it cause problems using the forward slash -- "A/B" -- in the published port name, and/or using a boolean input for the multiplexer index?)
When adding the macro to the library it would not show up right away so I would then save the .qtz, then import the virtual macro .qtz. When I did it this way the macro would show up in the library, but loading it to the editor would crash QC consistently. This apparently caused the infinite recursion? Solution: if I only use Add To Library then close and reopen QC, it works as expected. Is this still a bug I should report? On 2/20/10 10:52 PM, "Christopher Wright" <[email protected]> wrote: >> The crash logs reflect the buggy behavior. >> The "Preset Parameter" .qtz, when converted to a virtual macro and >> added to >> the library, will load to a comp but will not show up in a macro. >> The "A-B Image" crashed QC trying to load it from the library. It's >> the most >> recent crash log. > > > (ps) -- the crashes in question look like they happen due to infinite > recursion (the address it segfaults on is 0xbf7ff__ is just past the > end of the default 8MB stack, growing down from 0xC0000000) [this > isn't intended to mean anything to normal humans, btw] -- I'm going to > bet that your macros are referencing themselves through some weird > loop, perhaps due to the Import Virtual Macros step (that shouldn't be > necessary -- adding to library _should_ make stuff appear immediately > in the patch library)? > > -- > [ christopher wright ] > [email protected] > http://kineme.net/ > > _______________________________________________ Do not post admin requests to the list. They will be ignored. Quartzcomposer-dev mailing list ([email protected]) Help/Unsubscribe/Update your Subscription: http://lists.apple.com/mailman/options/quartzcomposer-dev/archive%40mail-archive.com This email sent to [email protected]
