CEGUI (Crazy Eddie's GUI) Forums

It definitely appears to be an issue with my configuration when compiling CEGUI. I went as far as ripping out my xml parser and image codec (replacing them with the default ones) and commenting out all of my renderer code, and experience the same exact issue each time. Until I can sort out the confi...

No dice there, unfortunately. I appreciate all of the help so far, despite my uninformative posts.

Any idea why it would work with the compiled versions in the SDK and not my own, aside from the runtime library? As I mentioned, it works fine with those, which leads me to believe it's not a memory issue in my own code. Also, would CEGUI be trying to call delete on one of my modules?

Judging by the DLLs you are using, you appear to be building the non-static version of the CEGUI library. The non-static configuration links to the Multithread (Debug) DLL visual-c runtime library. You then state that you linked your own objects using the Multithreaded (Debug) visual-c runtime libr...

Actually, there's no heap corruption when I use the compiled versions that come with the SDK. Perhaps my configuration is screwed up somehow.

That's possible. Could you elaborate on the proper use of RefCounted? I'm not using it at all. Furthermore, do you have any ideas on what could be the issue here with my custom plugins? After all, they are all modeled after the ones in the official source.

Hello all, I'm having a heap crash when I shutdown CEGUI. I'm using a custom rendering, parser, and codec. 15/11/2010 11:28:14 (Std) ---- Renderer module is: CEGUI Renderer ---- 15/11/2010 11:28:14 (Std) ---- XML Parser module is: PugiXML Parser ---- 15/11/2010 11:28:14 (Std) ---- Image Codec module...

So are you suggesting that everything in CEGUI should be custom allocated? The problem with this is quite simple, I found out (just by experiment) that for some classes (especially really small ones) custom allocation slows things down. It's not very noticeable but the difference is there. Ogre for...

I am currently walking through classes, marking which ones should be custom allocated and which ones should not. Just making a note that most real games have very strict heap requirements. It would be preferable if all heap allocations could be customized, especially with a library like CEGUI that ...