128X128 texture causes CRASH!

[RandyU]

Hi
I use NVidia Riva 128 card.
When I call glTexImage2D(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0, 4, 128, 128, 0, GL_RGBA, GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, PPBits^);
It crashes in NV3OGL.DLL - access violation,read. In Software it crashes too.
But OpenGL says about 1024 when I do glGet(GL_MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE).
When I call it with 128X64 size all is ok(and even fast).
Cant I determine real Max texture size without crash?

Randy

[Ysaneya]

I can't believe a such bug could exist in a driver for a such card and never been reported before. IMO you are doing something wrong. Check out the pointer to the texture pixels you're passing in arguments.

Y.

[Bob]

Maybe you have't allocated enough memory for your image, and the driver tries to read outside the allocated space, causing an access violation.

[mcraighead]

Well, this is the RIVA 128 we're talking about now. http://www.opengl.org/discussion_boards/ubb/smile.gif

But no, we should easily be able to handle a 128x128 image, I would think...

- Matt

[Humus]

Even though this shouldn't cause a crasch I'd suggest that you replace that "4" with your internal format of choise (for example RGB8).

[Deiussum]

In my experience, crashes are most likely the result of accessing memory that you shouldn't be accessing. Like going over the bounds on a dynamically created array. You should definitely take Bob's advice and check that you have memory allocated for the pointer you're passing in.

***edit note***
Oops.. meant to say crashes are the "result" not the "cause" http://www.opengl.org/discussion_boards/ubb/smile.gif

[This message has been edited by Deiussum (edited 01-16-2001).]

[RandyU]

Fixed. I passed invalid pointer. It was working only when texture was resized.
BTW Riva 128 can render 1024X1024 - with 5.83 fps.(when changing texture each time).

Randy

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[This message has been edited by RandyU (edited 01-16-2001).]