recompiling a dso?
by rennie moffat · in iTorque 2D · 07/27/2010 (5:34 pm) · 6 replies
How do I recompile a .dso? I thought it was done automatically so I deleted one file I thought might be faulty however it has not been recreated.
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#2
07/27/2010 (5:39 pm)
Hmm, well my folder no longer holds one. It is weird tho as it is a behavior and the behavior is still applicable in the editor. 
#3
that it still shows up in the editor though is strange unless you were in the wrong folder to start with .)
07/27/2010 (5:56 pm)
if there is no cs any longer you can't regenerate the dso anymore, you killed your script.that it still shows up in the editor though is strange unless you were in the wrong folder to start with .)
#4
See I had a few btns, on a "chooseLevel.t2d" each selection would take you to the appropriate level. They used to work just fine but now crash. I get the error message "EXC_BAD_ACCESS". I have been following along with the thread that you answered to.
http://www.torquepowered.com/community/forums/viewthread/98529
It seems many recommended a bad dso that simply needed to be recompiled.
07/27/2010 (6:24 pm)
Yeah this is annoying me.See I had a few btns, on a "chooseLevel.t2d" each selection would take you to the appropriate level. They used to work just fine but now crash. I get the error message "EXC_BAD_ACCESS". I have been following along with the thread that you answered to.
http://www.torquepowered.com/community/forums/viewthread/98529
It seems many recommended a bad dso that simply needed to be recompiled.
#5
07/27/2010 (7:02 pm)
Its one of the potential roots but since 1.2.1 or 1.3, the desktop version compiles with script optimized too. in addition the device and simulator should actually rebuild a dso if incorrect, so if you get such an error now you will have to work with the xcode debugger to find the root and solve it I fear
#6
07/27/2010 (7:07 pm)
I have no idea how to do that. It is a very simple behavior. Currently of all my scene changing btns, all behaviors, 6/12 cause Bad Access. I do not understand this since all are identical in behavior, the only difference is the levels they call.
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