Re: _pfDirtCheck : pfWhatsThat ???

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Sharon Clay (src++at++rose.asd.sgi.com)
Tue, 21 Jan 1997 01:04:26 -0800


+>---- On Jan 17, 1:33pm, BOCCARA Michael wrote:
> Subject: _pfDirtCheck : pfWhatsThat ???
->From guest++at++holodeck.csd.sgi.com Fri Jan 17 05:18:53 1997
->
-> Hi,
-> I am loading many model files in pfb format.
-> Her is an error notified by Performer at the first frame, and looping all
-> time since then:`
->
-> PF Warning/SysErr _pfDirtCheck : bad pfObject index 415106528
-> The strangest is that this error disappears and my sim works OK when I
-> replace one of my models from pfb to iv format.
->
-> Is there a bug in libpfpfb that limits the number of models you can load in 1
-> simulation ?
->
-> I am working on an Onyx RE2, Performer 2.0 and I extracted libpfpfb from the
-> sgi web site.
->
-> Please give me some explanation because I am facing a wall in my development.

Any chance you are using the N32 versions and haven't gotten the
Performer 2.0.2 patches (1347 for eoe and 1392 for dev)?
You can request these patches from your sales office if you do not have them.

There was a bug in the N32 compiler when we built Performer2.0 and it caused
an infinite loop in the internal routine _pfDirtCheck once you hit a
certain number of allocated and deleted pfObjects. A different model or
different loader could change the number of deletions and thus change when you
would this this threshold. This bug would not be in the O32 version so if
it fails also in O32 then this is not your problem.

Let us know if you need more assistance!
src.

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