VTX* vertexData = NULL;
VTXN* vertexDataN = NULL;
if(sh.g_Norm)
vertexDataN = new VTXN[numVert];
else if(!sh.g_Norm)
vertexData = new VTX[numVert];
myfile.clear();
myfile.seekg(0);
numVert = vtxPos;
index = new int[indexes*3];
vtxPos = 0;
float copyx[3] = {0.0f,0.0f,0.0f};
for(int i = 0; i<3; i++) //läser in värdet.
{
char read[10];
myfile>>read;
for(int r = 0; r<10; r++)
line += read[r];
copyx = (atof(line.c_str())); //copy pasta!
line = "";
}
if(sh.g_Norm) //tildelar om vi har normaler
{
vertexDataN[vtxPos].vtxPos = D3DXVECTOR3(copyx[0],copyx[1],copyx[2]);
vertexDataN[vtxPos].color = D3DXVECTOR4(1.0f,1.0f,1.0f,1.0f);
}
else if(!sh.g_Norm) //tildelar om vi inte har normaler
{
vertexData[vtxPos].vtxPos = D3DXVECTOR3(copyx[0],copyx[1],copyx[2]);
vertexData[vtxPos].color = D3DXVECTOR4(1.0f,1.0f,1.0f,1.0f);
}
line = ""; //tömsi!
vtxPos++;
C++/dx10 - Cant fill vertexbuffer could be a heap problem or a dx problem.
Author
Hello! i am trying to fill a vertex buffer, but i only end up in a runtime break from msvs. "Cant read memory location" or "std::bad_aloc".
here is the code where the problem lies (have found it with the exclude-your-code-until-you-find-it)
i did exclude som of the code here beucs i dont whant to take up an houer just put it up! if anything else is needed il put it up on demand!
so the problem is that i cant find out what i have done wrong is this code, that results in a runtime break from msvs.
cheers o7
I don't understand how you read from the file, but it looks complicated and wrong to me. IMO, that should be simple like that, assuming myfile is a valid ifstream :
myfile >> copyx[0] >> copyx[1] >> copyx[2];
Author
that "fix" do work good but the problem is still there.
any other hint on what it could be?
any other hint on what it could be?
Author
I do get it alitle of every where, but i most of the time get it at this line in ANOTHER function :/
void MeshHolder::addMesh(MeshInstance &in_Mesh,Mesh *ing_Mesh,Texture *in_Tex){ totalVerts = 0; if(meshBuffer != NULL) meshBackupBuffer = meshBuffer; length++; meshBuffer = new MeshInstance[length]; <--- here! <!"!"!******<---- for(int i = 0; i<(length-1); i++) { meshBuffer = meshBackupBuffer; totalVerts += meshBackupBuffer.g_Mesh->numVert; } in_Mesh.g_Mesh = ing_Mesh; in_Mesh.tex = in_Tex; in_Mesh.memPos = length-1; meshBuffer[(length-1)] = in_Mesh; totalVerts += in_Mesh.g_Mesh->numVert; delete [] meshBackupBuffer;}
Does length variable contains sane number?
What does MeshInstance constructor look like? Maybe it does something bad?
And instead of new [] better use std::vector - then you will not need to worry about calling delete [], it delete memory it allocated automatically. Also you will not need to copy manuall all memory to add new mesh - std::vector has push_back method that adds new element at the end of array.
What does MeshInstance constructor look like? Maybe it does something bad?
And instead of new [] better use std::vector - then you will not need to worry about calling delete [], it delete memory it allocated automatically. Also you will not need to copy manuall all memory to add new mesh - std::vector has push_back method that adds new element at the end of array.
Author
oh thanks, i gona try the vector out right away.
the length variabel starts at 0 and adds one every time this fuction is called, and the constructor of the MeshInstance is only setting the variabels to Zero (pos,rot,scale and mempos)
the length variabel starts at 0 and adds one every time this fuction is called, and the constructor of the MeshInstance is only setting the variabels to Zero (pos,rot,scale and mempos)
MeshInstance::MeshInstance(){ pos.x = 0.0f; pos.y = 0.0f; pos.z = 0.0f; rot.x = 0.0f; rot.y = 0.0f; rot.z = 0.0f; scale.x = 1.0f; scale.y = 1.0f; scale.z = 1.0f; memPos = 0; }
Author
I still get the same breakerror at the same location.
even when i do it with a vector, and this is the result code of it.
even when i do it with a vector, and this is the result code of it.
void MeshHolder::addMesh(MeshInstance &in_Mesh,Mesh *ing_Mesh,Texture *in_Tex){ in_Mesh.g_Mesh = ing_Mesh; in_Mesh.tex = in_Tex; in_Mesh.memPos = length; totalVerts += in_Mesh.g_Mesh->numVert; meshBuff.push_back(&in_Mesh);}This topic is closed to new replies.
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