PrivateEye 2.95 test - rebuild for BeagleBoard

Hi,

I’ve done a full rebuild of PrivateEye using the latest tools. This should improve its BeagleBoard compatibility. The previous version did work, but certain ops such as JPEG rotation would cause a crash.

The archive is here: http://www.davespace.co.uk/software/privateeye295test.zip

(I can no longer test it on the BB myself as I’ve been made redundant and have had to hand the BB kit I had back to my employer.)

Regards, Dave

I’ve just had a quick play with it and it looks like the JPEG rotate/flip crash is still there.

Postmortem requested
23a0c in anonymous function
405c8 in anonymous function
3832c in anonymous function
37394 in anonymous function
  Arg5: 0x0000000c 12 -> [0xe59ff2b8 0xe59ff2b8 0xe59ff2b8 0xe59ff2b8]
  Arg4: 0x00066ac0 420544 -> [0x0001f6f9 0x5702620c 0x00066b4c 0x00076620]
  Arg3: 0x00066ac4 420548 -> [0x5702620c 0x00066b4c 0x00076620 0x00066b4c]
  Arg2: 0x0001fa95 129685
  Arg1: 0x57000008 1459617800 -> [0xe0ffd8ff 0x464a1000 0x01004649 0x01000001]
23584 in anonymous function
23640 in anonymous function
1df20 in anonymous function
f970 in anonymous function
fa38 in anonymous function
1842c in anonymous function
139d0 in anonymous function
c3f0 in anonymous function
  Arg2: 0x0000c1d8 49624 -> [0xe1a0c00d 0xe92ddbf0 0xe24cb004 0xe24dcf45]
  Arg1: 0x00066ce0 421088 -> [0x6972503c 0x65746176 0x24657945 0x3e726944]
fc1357d4 in shared library function
58c28 in anonymous function

Register dump (stored at &2000924C) is:
R0  = 00000010 R1  = 76E00000 R2  = 0006645C R3  = 00000000
R4  = 00000000 R5  = 00075964 R6  = 00000000 R7  = 0000050C
R8  = 76E00770 R9  = 00000000 R10 = 00065F2C R11 = 00066474
R12 = 00024E04 R13 = 00066458 R14 = 00024E04 R15 = 00023A14
Mode USR32 flags set: nzcvqjggGgeAifT        PSR = 00025130

Unfortunately I’m about to go away for a couple of weeks, so I don’t think I’ll be able to be much more help!

I’ve just ordered an IGEPv2 board. So, assuming, fingers crossed, that RISC OS is happy enough running on that I’ll be able to poke around with it a bit more.