Every time I try to use the frame debugger or profiler I get the same error dialog:
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Runtime Error!
Program: <my program's name>
R6025
- pure virtual function call
This happens the instant I try to use either of the features I mentioned (by click on their respective buttons). Note that I am able to use the API trace without issue.
I've tried this on two different applications with the exact same results:
- A moderate size 3D game project (~90k LOC)
- Normally uses OpenGL 3.2, but I have also tried using 4.2 with both a compatibility and core context with the same results.
- External libraries used that affect graphics: SDL2 and GLEW.
- After I click the frame debugger/profiler button my program's viewport is replaced by all blue for an instant before it crashes.
- A tiny isolated sandbox that draws a red full screen quad with a simple shader.
- Uses the maximum OpenGL context version it can obtain, on my machine I get a 4.4 compatibility context.
- External libraries used that affect graphics: freeGLUT and GLEW.
- After I click the frame debugger/profiler button it immediately crashes.
I have attached the sandbox project, both a prebuilt executable and the project/source files are included.
Note that both projects are 32-bit and are built using Visual Studio 2012.
Relevant specs for my machine:
- Windows 8.1
- AMD R7 260x
- Catalyst Version 14.4 (Driver Packaging Version 14.10.1006-140417a-171099C)
- OpenGL Version (from AMD Catalyst Control Center) 6.14.10.12874
