Hello, Network first contains a singleton of type NetworkLocal. Indeed, NetworkLocal as well as NetworkServer are derived from Network.
When asked to start server, above method is invoked. A NetworkServer is created. Through it, SDL_Net is initialized, and on success Network's singleton becomes the newly created NetworkServer. At this point, every thing seems OK. Then it falls apart: the previous singleton of type NetworkLocal needs to be destroyed. This implies that Network's destructor is called. However, this uninitializes SDL_Net, while NetworkServer is still expecting to use it. I've validated such point by having a variable count the number of existing instances of objects derived from Network, and only calling SDLNet_Quit() when it reaches 0. This pseudo-refcounting does fix the problem of the initial connection. But there is probably be more to it than just this. At this point, nothing should work. I suspect that linux is unaffected because the network stack state doesn't depend on SDL_Net being correctly initialized. So... What do we do? Are there any other thing that becomes more obviously broken now for anyone ? Best regards, Kurosu _______________________________________________ Wormux-dev mailing list Wormux-dev@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/wormux-dev
