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Illegal instruction (core dumped) #72
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Is this the v0.1.0 release? What CPU are you using? Here are some more builds, maybe one of them will work for you: https://github.com/Senryoku/Deecy/actions/runs/12726647082 (start with the Deecy-x86_64_v4-linux and go backward if it doesn't work) |
Yes. AMD A4-3300M
Thanks, will try tomorrow |
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You should be able to run the x86_64_v2 build, if there's no other issue on the rendering side. |
All fail with exact same error. I've got some more info via gdb:
x86_64_v2-linux, similar for v3, v4 and native
I'm not entirely sure if this GDB output relates to the problem though. |
Yelp, I'm confused. You might have to try to compile it yourself =/ |
I think the version in the repo needs updating
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Doesn't compile with latest:
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You can download 0.14.0-dev.1911+3bf89f55c here: https://machengine.org/docs/nominated-zig/ |
Not sure what's this:
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I think it means you don't have git-lfs installed |
Installed it but got the same error |
I recloned the sources and got further:
The app icon appears but then closes |
Thanks for taking the time of compiling it. It might be possible to instruct Dawn to use OpenGL instead, but I don't know how, and it probably comes with some caveats too. |
Vulkan runs via llvmpipe on this computer. I think it's something related to sse instructions, probably some bug in Zig build infrastructure |
I see, so many layers ^^" |
I got this but it doesn't show me any assembly:
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Mmh... Yeah, that's an AVX instruction. I'm guessing it's from the pre-compiled Dawn libraries and not code generated by zig. Lines 17 to 20 in 305ce7e
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This build fails with:
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Can you compile for generic x86_64 Linux?
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