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General / SFML instant segfault (core dumped)
« on: October 17, 2016, 12:33:33 am »
Hi,
I'm beginning to use SFML for a school project and I want to use SFML for my graphics. I'm using the new windows feature "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows" which is basically a Linux subsystem on which I've obviously installed SFML, I used the apt-get install from the tutorial, and I'm trying to launch the tutorial code :
http://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/2.4/start-linux.php
I also used the tutorial's make lines to compile, and until then, no problem, but whenever I use an SFML line in the code, boom I get a magnificent segfault (core dumped). I tried searching, but not a lot of people use the Bash on Ubuntu thing since it's quite new and haven't found anything. I ran the code on gdb, and I've put a screen as an attachement.
The two things written in french are just "success" and the line after it's "System call interupted/aborted"
and the part of the library it blocks on is basically the first instruction, the function to create a window.
I'm beginning to use SFML for a school project and I want to use SFML for my graphics. I'm using the new windows feature "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows" which is basically a Linux subsystem on which I've obviously installed SFML, I used the apt-get install from the tutorial, and I'm trying to launch the tutorial code :
http://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/2.4/start-linux.php
I also used the tutorial's make lines to compile, and until then, no problem, but whenever I use an SFML line in the code, boom I get a magnificent segfault (core dumped). I tried searching, but not a lot of people use the Bash on Ubuntu thing since it's quite new and haven't found anything. I ran the code on gdb, and I've put a screen as an attachement.
The two things written in french are just "success" and the line after it's "System call interupted/aborted"
and the part of the library it blocks on is basically the first instruction, the function to create a window.