Unity 5.3.2p1 iOS Crash
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Replied by Frank on topic Unity 5.3.2p1 iOS Crash
Hi,
I'm testing now trying to reproduce the issue, I tested deploying a couple test projects I had but they ran fine, I'm going to try a more complex one now.
Nonetheless, by the look of it, there seems to be an issue in il2cpp and the CultureInfo (as soon as I reproduce the problem will confirm that's right).
Just in case, I also added a couple checks in the ResourceManager and forced the CultureInfo for comparing to be the correct one.
Can you try changing the function LoadFromResources in line 82 (ResourcesManager.cpp) by this one:
Also, can you double check that the paths of the referenced objects its not wrong/corrupted.
- If you have a ResourceManager object in the scene, check the list of its references and delete any empty slot.
- Do the same on the I2Languages.prefab and any other LanguageSource (On the last tab ["Assets"] delete anything invalid)
Also, are you using any stripping method when building? If so, can you please test if the problem happens also when not using code stripping?
(This last could solve the issue if il2cpp is dropping those classes)
Hope that helps, nonetheless, I will continue testing to see if I can reproduce that crash.
Thanks,
Frank
I'm testing now trying to reproduce the issue, I tested deploying a couple test projects I had but they ran fine, I'm going to try a more complex one now.
Nonetheless, by the look of it, there seems to be an issue in il2cpp and the CultureInfo (as soon as I reproduce the problem will confirm that's right).
Just in case, I also added a couple checks in the ResourceManager and forced the CultureInfo for comparing to be the correct one.
Can you try changing the function LoadFromResources in line 82 (ResourcesManager.cpp) by this one:
public T LoadFromResources<T>( string Path ) where T : Object
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(Path))
return null;
Object Obj;
// Doing Resource.Load is very slow so we are catching the recently loaded objects
if (mResourcesCache.TryGetValue(Path, out Obj) && Obj!=null)
{
return Obj as T;
}
T obj = null;
if (Path.EndsWith("]", System.StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)) // Handle sprites (Multiple) loaded from resources : "SpritePath[SpriteName]"
{
int idx = Path.LastIndexOf("[", System.StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
int len = Path.Length-idx-2;
string MultiSpriteName = Path.Substring(idx+1, len);
Path = Path.Substring(0, idx);
T[] objs = Resources.LoadAll<T>(Path);
for (int j=0, jmax=objs.Length; j<jmax; ++j)
if (objs[j].name.Equals(MultiSpriteName))
{
obj = objs[j];
break;
}
}
else
obj = Resources.Load<T>(Path);
mResourcesCache[Path] = obj;
if (!mCleaningScheduled)
{
Invoke("CleanResourceCache", 0.1f);
mCleaningScheduled = true;
}
return obj;
}Also, can you double check that the paths of the referenced objects its not wrong/corrupted.
- If you have a ResourceManager object in the scene, check the list of its references and delete any empty slot.
- Do the same on the I2Languages.prefab and any other LanguageSource (On the last tab ["Assets"] delete anything invalid)
Also, are you using any stripping method when building? If so, can you please test if the problem happens also when not using code stripping?
(This last could solve the issue if il2cpp is dropping those classes)
Hope that helps, nonetheless, I will continue testing to see if I can reproduce that crash.
Thanks,
Frank
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