Firmware 23.00 Beta 5 thread gone

[rsvette12]

Me thinks a newer one is in the works

 

[blaggers]

Yep, issues with a few of the reverb effects. I can sell my downloaded copy - but it might lock up your machine - just wait there will be an updated version soon.

 

[sprint]

Lightning in a bottle

 

[rushfan]

It's not firmware Friday, yet. Be patient!

 

[blaggers]

It's not firmware Friday, yet. Be patient!

Its already Friday in some parts of the world - stop having such an American-centic outlook

 

[∞Fractals]

Its already Friday in some parts of the world - stop having such an American-centic outlook

Well, since the chief software engineer is an American living in America… While working in America…

 

[FractalAudio]

Really weird bug. I copied and pasted the name "St. George's Church" from a web page. The apostrophe is a non-ASCII character and was causing the code to go off into the weeds. It looks like a regular apostrophe but it's character value is greater than 127 which wreaked havoc on the string functions. A normal apostrophe has a value of 39.

A new beta will be available shortly w/ the fix.

 

[sean.e]

https://smartquotesforsmartpeople.com/

 

[Moondog Wily]

Really weird bug. I copied and pasted the name "St. George's Church" from a web page. The apostrophe is a non-ASCII character and was causing the code to go off into the weeds. It looks like a regular apostrophe but it's character value is greater than 127 which wreaked havoc on the string functions. A normal apostrophe has a value of 39.

A new beta will be available shortly w/ the fix.

I hate that on copy and paste! That stuff has messed with my code before and it can be hard to find!! Glad you were able to get it figured/worked out quickly!!! Looking forward to B6 (or b5_2) ;~))

 

[Orvillain]

Really weird bug. I copied and pasted the name "St. George's Church" from a web page. The apostrophe is a non-ASCII character and was causing the code to go off into the weeds. It looks like a regular apostrophe but it's character value is greater than 127 which wreaked havoc on the string functions. A normal apostrophe has a value of 39.

A new beta will be available shortly w/ the fix.

One more compile before the pub then!

 

[rsvette12]

Yah you couldnt pay me enough to do code - all set with that

 

[FractalAudio]

I hate that on copy and paste! That stuff has messed with my code before and it can be hard to find!! Glad you were able to get it figured/worked out quickly!!! Looking forward to B6 (or b5_2) ;~))

I isolated the problem to that reverb model and when I looked at the data I noticed that one of the name characters had a negative value.

Weird thing is that it worked fine in the debug build.

 

[levipeto]

I isolated the problem to that reverb model and when I looked at the data I noticed that one of the name characters had a negative value.

Weird thing is that it worked fine in the debug build.

Maybe you had 2 Reverbs there and the 2 negatives cancel each other out.

 

[Axelman8]

Back online

Thread 'Axe-Fx III Firmware 23.00 Release Candidate (Beta #6)'

https://forum.fractalaudio.com/threads/axe-fx-iii-firmware-23-00-release-candidate-beta-6.199165/

 

[randocaster]

I isolated the problem to that reverb model and when I looked at the data I noticed that one of the name characters had a negative value.

Weird thing is that it worked fine in the debug build.

 

[Joe Bfstplk]

Weird thing is that it worked fine in the debug build.

Roughly equivalent to the old web development chestnut, "It worked in my local." Tech work can be rewarding, but it can also drive one N V T S nuts....

 

[rickboot]

Really weird bug. I copied and pasted the name "St. George's Church" from a web page. The apostrophe is a non-ASCII character and was causing the code to go off into the weeds. It looks like a regular apostrophe but it's character value is greater than 127 which wreaked havoc on the string functions. A normal apostrophe has a value of 39.

A new beta will be available shortly w/ the fix.

The crux of the biscuit might be the Unicode apostrophe.

 

[celongcor]

The crux of the biscuit might be the Unicode apostrophe.

Not sure everyone will get this reference, but I certainly appreciated it!

 

[IronSean]

Really weird bug. I copied and pasted the name "St. George's Church" from a web page. The apostrophe is a non-ASCII character and was causing the code to go off into the weeds. It looks like a regular apostrophe but it's character value is greater than 127 which wreaked havoc on the string functions. A normal apostrophe has a value of 39.

A new beta will be available shortly w/ the fix.

For the uninitiated who want to glipse the pain:

 

[IronSean]

Roughly equivalent to the old web development chestnut, "It worked in my local." Tech work can be rewarding, but it can also drive one N V T S nuts....

"Your code doesn't work"

"It works on my machine"

"Well, why don't we just ship your machine then?"

And that's how docker was created