davidhykes1@hotmail.com

maxruntime-program-crash

It would appear, based on the names of the functions, that you've got 

a rather old CFM version of pattrstorage on your hard drive, which is 

being loaded in preference to the newest one (and that you've enabled 

Please do a search of your hard drive and make sure that any old CFM 

versions of built-in Max objects are not in Max's search path. I 

suspect that your problem will go away at that point.

Am 01.09.2006 um 16:19 schrieb davidhykes:

> hi, maybe similar problem, freshly-installed program on G5 tower 

> with OS 10 4 7 crashes when trying to open particular Max Object, 

> an audio-to-midi patch with 32 harmonic channel spectrum analysis. 

> patch works fine on laptop machine with same OS

> here is the crash report thanks for any insights/advice,

> Date/Time: 2006-09-01 09:54:26.596 -0400

> Path: /Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/MaxMSP.app/Contents/MacOS/MaxMSP

> Exception: EXC_BAD_INSTRUCTION (0x0002)

> 1 com.cycling74.MaxAPI 0x01a29ea8 linklist_sort + 68

> 2 MaxPPC3.1 0x162eb2cc linklist_sort + 24

It would appear, based on the names of the functions, that you've got  
a rather old CFM version of pattrstorage on your hard drive, which is  
being loaded in preference to the newest one (and that you've enabled  
CFM object loading).

Please do a search of your hard drive and make sure that any old CFM  
versions of built-in Max objects are not in Max's search path. I  
suspect that your problem will go away at that point.

> hi, maybe similar problem, freshly-installed program on G5 tower  
> with OS 10 4 7 crashes when trying to open particular Max Object,  
> an audio-to-midi patch with 32 harmonic channel spectrum analysis.   
> patch works fine on laptop machine with same OS
>
> here is the crash report  thanks for any insights/advice,
>
> david h
>
> Date/Time:      2006-09-01 09:54:26.596 -0400
> OS Version:     10.4.7 (Build 8J135)
> Report Version: 4
>
> Command: MaxMSP
> Path:    /Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/MaxMSP.app/Contents/MacOS/MaxMSP
> Parent:  WindowServer [104]
>
> Version: ??? (4.6.1)
>
> PID:    394
> Thread: 0
>
> Exception:  EXC_BAD_INSTRUCTION (0x0002)
> Code[0]:    0x00000002
> Code[1]:    0x17b0eb24
>
>
> Thread 0 Crashed:
> 0   <>     0x17b0eb24 0 + 397470500
> 1   com.cycling74.MaxAPI               0x01a29ea8 linklist_sort + 68
> (icplusplus.c:28)
> 2   MaxPPC3.1                          0x162eb2cc linklist_sort + 24
> 3   pattrstorage                       0x1998c750  
> pattrstorage_dorecall + 64
> 4   pattrstorage                       0x1998c828  
> pattrstorage_dorecall +
> 280
> 5   pattrstorage                       0x1998c828  
> pattrstorage_dorecall +
> 280
> 6   pattrstorage                       0x1998c660  
> pattrstorage_recall + 496


thanks so much for your reply. besides the Object, today was the first download/install on the machine of any MAX/MSP files at all.

thanks so much for your reply.  besides the Object, today was the first download/install on the machine of any MAX/MSP files at all.


There is no other explanation for the crashlog you sent me that I can 

If you like, please send your patch (an object is something different 

in MaxMSP-speak) and everything that came with it, zipped or stuffed 

to me privately, or to support@cycling74.com, and we can try to 

determine what the issue is (possibly, the extra pattrstorage object 

is sitting next to the patch you're trying to open - did a search on 

the drive for the word "pattrstorage" turn up anything?). Without 

more information, it's not going to be possible to diagnose this any 

Am 01.09.2006 um 18:03 schrieb davidhykes:

> thanks so much for your reply. besides the Object, today was the 

> first download/install on the machine of any MAX/MSP files at all.

There is no other explanation for the crashlog you sent me that I can  
think of.

If you like, please send your patch (an object is something different  
in MaxMSP-speak) and everything that came with it, zipped or stuffed  
to me privately, or to support@cycling74.com, and we can try to  
determine what the issue is (possibly, the extra pattrstorage object  
is sitting next to the patch you're trying to open - did a search on  
the drive for the word "pattrstorage" turn up anything?). Without  
more information, it's not going to be possible to diagnose this any  
further.

> thanks so much for your reply.  besides the Object, today was the  
> first download/install on the machine of any MAX/MSP files at all.


Max&Runtime Program crash