I have downloaded and installed 1.2.1 and the 8.9 driver without problems (Scientific Linux 5.2, 4870 card). My stuff that was running ok on 1.1 still crashes (Segfault) in brook::CALKernel::Map -> brook::CALContext:
rawRectangle(). This never happens at the first call of a kernel, but at the second or third or fourth call. I can delay the crash to later calls by performing streamWrite on some of the input stream before the kernel call. Any ideas?
I also had a look at the release notes, they seem to be the same as before. Is there something like a change log available, so we can find out what has been fixed and what has not been fixed? The list of bugs reported on this forum is rather comprehensive and I do not want to check them all individually for every release.
rawRectangle(). This never happens at the first call of a kernel, but at the second or third or fourth call. I can delay the crash to later calls by performing streamWrite on some of the input stream before the kernel call. Any ideas? I also had a look at the release notes, they seem to be the same as before. Is there something like a change log available, so we can find out what has been fixed and what has not been fixed? The list of bugs reported on this forum is rather comprehensive and I do not want to check them all individually for every release.
Originally posted by: nberger
I have downloaded and installed 1.2.1 and the 8.9 driver without problems (Scientific Linux 5.2, 4870 card). My stuff that was running ok on 1.1 still crashes (Segfault) in brook::CALKernel::Map -> brook::CALContext:
nberger, I also have this problem. I was hoping this would be fixed in 1.2.1 but alas it did not make the list. I have kernels that worked in 1.1 that will not work in 1.2.x due to this error.
