Good, good. Actually, I've done three different versions of the plugin but stupidly I deleted them on my laptop (they were left on my falcon though but I was lazy to transfer it back). The one you got is the most reliable one, I try to explain shortly. I went through the revision log, to see history of my changes to the god plugin and I realized I removed one LDG-specific thing, i.e. dependency on a library called libshare. It replaces (among other things) malloc() calls with its own one, there's huge technological background what's its purpose but the point is after a discussion with Arnaud (one of the LDG authors) I thought I don't need it anymore (because I thought it's needed only if I want to make my LDGs shareable in memory) so I removed it. And sure, it did work under FreeMiNT and Aranym and MMU so I felt confident to release it. The versions I've mentioned are:
- malloc() + free() from mintlib replaced with Mxalloc() and Mfree() from TOS
- linking against libshare again
- both of the above
The last mentioned version worked as hell under all OSes. Then I started to work on the new LDG manager which proven to work, too.
Hope it helps.
On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 12:04 PM, Miro Kropáček
<miro.kropacek@gmail.com> wrote:
Remember that the code worked great in Mint with memory protection.
It crash only in MagiC.
Do you use the latest (SVN) LDG? I remember having similar strange crashes, as it turned out, it was because of the problems discussed in this thread (usage of mintlib's functions from an LDG module, etc). Thanks to the effort of one restless tester, I could fix all of them in that way that they don't use problematic functions anymore and/or made another workaround. So plugins in the zview's plugin folder should be quite safe and stable. Tested countless times on TOS, MagiC, MiNT, you can't imagine.
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