Spiderbasic IDE launches previous source
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2024 7:26 am
Unexpected Behaviour, Spiderbasic 3.0 (+segmentation fault)
Linux version x64 (not the _2 version)
Linux distribution MXLinux Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
Spiderbasic launching “previous” program instead the one on hand:
https://ibb.co/fMpCk0T
Here I’m planning to run the WindowedScreen.sb program and see it flow on the Webview:
https://ibb.co/SVwN0m2
This is almost successful, except that another program from past sessions steps forward with an obscure
error statement (“PIXI”).
I try this again and all of the sudden the whole IDE closes up (Segmentation fault):
https://ibb.co/ZGqkVFN
I decide to give it another go. I close all the sources on the IDE and open just one “2DDrawing.sb”
https://ibb.co/1Mnyzvw
Now something else shows up again, which almost looks like the previous compilation.
This odd behaviour started when I took a couple of sources into a separate folder. The temporary
“compilation” files started to appear there and I believe that is correct. The problem was temporarily
solved when I deleted all the compilation files.
The Segmentation fault is quite unknown to me.
Linux version x64 (not the _2 version)
Linux distribution MXLinux Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
Spiderbasic launching “previous” program instead the one on hand:
https://ibb.co/fMpCk0T
Here I’m planning to run the WindowedScreen.sb program and see it flow on the Webview:
https://ibb.co/SVwN0m2
This is almost successful, except that another program from past sessions steps forward with an obscure
error statement (“PIXI”).
I try this again and all of the sudden the whole IDE closes up (Segmentation fault):
https://ibb.co/ZGqkVFN
I decide to give it another go. I close all the sources on the IDE and open just one “2DDrawing.sb”
https://ibb.co/1Mnyzvw
Now something else shows up again, which almost looks like the previous compilation.
This odd behaviour started when I took a couple of sources into a separate folder. The temporary
“compilation” files started to appear there and I believe that is correct. The problem was temporarily
solved when I deleted all the compilation files.
The Segmentation fault is quite unknown to me.