Emulator Issues #6454
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D3D11 broken in Debug builds
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Description
Game?
All of them, I guess.
What went wrong?
When trying to run a game with D3D11 on a Debug build, an MSVC debug error message pops up. The error message reads "File: c:\users\tony\desktop\dolphin-emu\source\core\common\src\extendedtrace.cpp
Line: 230
Run-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'dwDisp' was corrupted".
What did you expect to happen?
Stuff working for the single time in a year that I'm doing any development on Windows.
What steps will reproduce the problem?
- Select the D3D11 backend
- Run a game (or alternatively a fifo log)
What version of Dolphin were you using?
3.5-1716
64 or 32 bit Dolphin?
64 Bit
What version of Dolphin used to work?
I unfortunately have no idea.
What Operating System were you using and what are your hardware
specifications?
Windows 7 x64
Updated by ExtremeDude2 about 11 years ago
I can do some testing if you can give me any idea of where to start :P (i.e. check 3.5+)
Updated by tommyhl2.SS about 11 years ago
3.5-1025 and above all have this issue, so you'll want to look at builds under that number.
Updated by NeoBrainX about 11 years ago
I really have no idea, but it would be highly helpful if you could test this anyway.
If you use intelligent bisecting, you only need to test up to 11 different builds (assuming 3.5 works).
Updated by ExtremeDude2 about 11 years ago
Yeah, I'll start testing when I get home
Updated by ExtremeDude2 about 11 years ago
Well, uh, I just tested latest and it works fine for me
Updated by ExtremeDude2 about 11 years ago
ofc :p, I loaded the project file in MSVS and compiled with f5
Updated by NeoBrainX about 11 years ago
You know, I haven't seriously used VS for at least a year... so what do I know :p
Well thanks anyway, guess I'll have to look into the issue on my own...
Updated by delroth about 11 years ago
To compile in debug mode you need to change the build configuration to debug. Using F5 does not do that.
Updated by NeoBrainX about 11 years ago
Meanwhile, I get the issue even on 3.5 actually.
Updated by delroth about 11 years ago
That ExtendedTrace.cpp code seems to be broken. Could you try this in ExtendedTrace.cpp:139:
#ifndef _M_X64
DWORD dwDisp;
#else
DWORD64 dwDisp;
#endif
Updated by ExtremeDude2 about 11 years ago
I did set it to build debug as well, in fact that is default anyway is it not? (not that it maters because like I said it was set to debug anyway)
Updated by NeoBrainX about 11 years ago
- Status changed from New to Fixed
This issue was closed by revision 72abe7c65459.