It seems that with this issue we are deep in the territory of clang vs gcc
implementations of global variable initialisation especially regarding an
array of structs. That goes way beyond my understanding.
However, I made a quick'n'dirty workaround:
1. styleTypes is now declared as such:
2. MSty
Hi,
This part of the code is in flux. Werner is working on it.
To make MuseScore starts, I just commented out precomputevalues() in MStyle
constructor.
lasconic
2017-01-14 11:37 GMT+01:00 rumpu-jussi :
> Sorry, I got too carried away. None of the values in the styleTypes-array
> are
> set. The
Sorry, I got too carried away. None of the values in the styleTypes-array are
set. The array contains X amount of empty structs...
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From: rumpu-jussi [mailto:kon...@gmail.com]
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Hi,
I just git pulled the most recent code to my Mac and compiled the app. The
result: MuseScore crashes on startup. After poking around the code, I found
the culprit: the styleTypes-array initialisation in style.cpp
style.cpp:50
static const StyleType styleTypes[] {
{ StyleIdx::staffUpperB
