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struct DTSoundMessage *DTSoundmsg ; if (STOP) DTSoundmsg->soundMessage = 999; You never allocate memory for your message. You just use an uninitialized pointer and poke into the memory the pointer points to. Actually this should already crash. It's just a wonder that on the first attempt you hit va...

Who allocates the message? Who frees the message an when?

Use %lx instead of %d.

Print the address before you PutMsg() it, too.

struct MsgPort *DTMsgPort;

How do you fill this pointer with a value? Do you ever CreateMsgPort() or AllocSysObject(ASOT_PORT)?

Who allocates the message and how? When is it freed?

zzd10h wrote:DTSoundmsg = (struct DTSoundMessage *)GetMsg(DTMsgPort) ;                     
message_recu = DTSoundmsg->soundMessage;  <= addr2line spots this line.

GetMsg may return NULL. You don't check this. If it is NULL you crash.

Why does WarpOS emulation need hardware dependency? Isn't it possible to make a generic library which just wraps WarpOS functions to OS4 functions?

AFAIK there is no special support for SSD in AmigaOS, so you have to take care about everything yourself. Partitions should be aligned to 512kb, file system block size should be 4kb. Furthermore there is no way to TRIM. So if your SSD slows down for write accesses, you have to create a backup, erase...

Hi ThomasRapp, In fact I inspired from an AmigaOS3 sample that showed how to use Datatypes and, as it actually work perfectly this way, I didn't remove these :p But, as I know they're useless, I will remove them and test if nothing changed :) Thank you for your information. Regards, AmiDARK On OS3 ...

AmiDARK wrote:Here is my personal function to load images (using datatypes) in the AmiDARK Engine.

Setting PDTA_Remap to TRUE without setting PDTA_Screen also is nonsense. Same applies to OBP_Precision.

Depending on how different the windows are in their behaviour and purpose and on what the application does between the input events, it might be an idea to create a seperate process for each window. This surely will result in the highest possible responsiveness of your application and it might give ...

Did you consider the IDCMPWindow pointer in the IntuiMessage structure? But this is a two step way because the IDCMPWindow pointer pionts to the struct Window and not to the WindowObject. There is no official way to get the object pointer from the window pointer, or is there? You could store the ob...