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General / Re: Strange behavior
« on: December 04, 2014, 01:53:48 am »
I ran into the exact same issue and found out that the cause was my antivirus. Disabling my antivirus or adding an exception for my project path fixed the issue.
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General / Re: Error running tutorial with SFML 2.0 - LoadLibrary error
« on: April 30, 2013, 09:25:56 am »
So turns out I didn't have the very latest catalyst drivers as I thought. Once I updated to 13.4 it worked.
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General / [SOLVED] Error running tutorial with SFML 2.0 - LoadLibrary error
« on: April 30, 2013, 07:00:32 am »
Trying to get SFML 2.0 working. I can compile and link just fine, but when I run the binary I get only a console window and the following error pops up:
I'm on Windows 7, using Eclipse Indigo as IDE, using mingw32 (DW2). I've tried using both the static and dynamic libraries in release mode. I've tried both the pre-built download and compiling SFML myself and get the same result. No warnings, no errors when compiling.
Here is my compiler output:
I've tried using SFML before and had the exact same problem on this computer a few months ago with the release candidate build as well as whatever up-to-date sources I built from at that time. I did however get it to work on another computer once (which I no longer have access to) so I'm pretty sure it could be related to my hardware/OS. I'm using two Radeon 7970's in crossfire mode and have up-to-date drivers.
I've looked up the error message and basically everything I find is about other people running random games and getting the error. I don't get this error when playing other games. I also tried just making a simple Hello World (no SFML) and do not get the error.
Any help would be super appreciated, itching to get started with SFML
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LoadLibrary failed with error 998: Invalid access to memory location.
I'm on Windows 7, using Eclipse Indigo as IDE, using mingw32 (DW2). I've tried using both the static and dynamic libraries in release mode. I've tried both the pre-built download and compiling SFML myself and get the same result. No warnings, no errors when compiling.
Here is my compiler output:
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g++ -IH:\Programming\workspace\SFML-2.0\SFML-2.0-sources\include -O3 -Wall -Wextra -Werror -c -fmessage-length=0 -o src\main.o ..\src\main.cpp
g++ -LH:\Programming\workspace\SFML-2.0\SFML-2.0-dynamic\lib -o JRPG.exe src\main.o -lsfml-graphics -lsfml-window -lsfml-system
I've tried using SFML before and had the exact same problem on this computer a few months ago with the release candidate build as well as whatever up-to-date sources I built from at that time. I did however get it to work on another computer once (which I no longer have access to) so I'm pretty sure it could be related to my hardware/OS. I'm using two Radeon 7970's in crossfire mode and have up-to-date drivers.
I've looked up the error message and basically everything I find is about other people running random games and getting the error. I don't get this error when playing other games. I also tried just making a simple Hello World (no SFML) and do not get the error.
Any help would be super appreciated, itching to get started with SFML
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