Fair enough. Thanks.

I would definitively ignore the deflate one for a moment. I think it is a real bug, but I will report it to deflate upstream mainling list probably instead. I should be able to reproduce it easily on my own. The other ones are conditional jumps on uninitalized value in update buffer renderer (Unifor...

Do this happen with 0.17.73 or 0.17.72 too?

Valgrind stuff reported separately: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=77344

A bunch of conditional jumps on uninitialised variables and "minor memory" leaks. Not sure if memory leaks ones doesn't look too serious, but the conditional jumps should probably be fixed. One of the issues in deflate. I tried checking the zlib 1.2.9 - 1.2.11, but the line numbers don't m...

On the original report you mentioned leaks in the game and that you had uploaded a log file with them yet I don't see any log file on the report. We also run valgrind with leak detection so I'm surprised that it would show anything. Can you give me the full log file that you're saying is showing le...

It got fixed quickly upstream indeed. For reference:

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mes ... 57d242473a
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mes ... uests/2473

Cheers,
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Just tested --no-crash-handler with 0.17.74 binaries. It does work perfectly, and I was able to grab correct stack traces including line number information and inspect state of Mesa driver variables for some extra debugging using gdb.

Indeed, I was able to reproduce same issue with demo. Makes bisecting way quicker than a steam version. Thank for the hint. Awesome about the new flag! I reported an issue upstream https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/issues/1999 , it is a tricky bug , that only shows up with very specific compi...

Just a quick question. What would you recommend to run Factorio under gdb or valgrind? Right now if I try to do that, it starts steam, asks for confirmation, and also does trap SIGSEGV, so the crash can't be captured in the gdb anyway. Should I maybe download factorio build from factorio.com (I do h...

Yes, I do a bit of driver development.

I just didn't notice there is a call to glLinkProgram hidden there. That makes much more sense, and I is very likely a bug in shader compiler in my drivers. I will investigate it on Mesa side, do apitrace and bisect code in Mesa git.

Thanks for your help.

So, I don't know if this is a bug in Mesa or Factorio, but I don't have any issues with Mesa in other titles, so reporting here. I might try to bisect the issue further, but this is what I got. I am experiencing reliable startup crashes with few versions of Factorio, including 0.17.69 and 0.17.73 wh...

Linux, Playing Introduction Arrival campaign. Killed by Compilatron (side effect of game crashing probably), when going to Compilatron before the reveal of Biters and new spawner on the west I think. I can provide video footage of my play when this happened. 3733.129 Error MainLoop.cpp:1195: Excepti...

No mods.

Fixed in 1.7.10+ , also duplicated report: viewtopic.php?f=11&t=67153

I have seen this many times. And I think this is intentional. They only attack a bit, but then pause. This way player is alerted that something is under attack, but they have a lot of time to react back. So they will only continue attacking and destroy things when player is close by again. Otherwise...

This is not a bug.

I guess you are not connecting some facts in this game. Take a look at the compilatron belts, and how items do travel on them. It shouldn't be hard.

I guess, compilatron could give an extra hint if the objective is not completed in 3-4 minutes or something.

Another crash in the Introduction scenario. Right around when Compilatron is about to demonstrate initial automation. Never happened to me before, and this is different than 0.17.9 issues with coal gathering objective. I had trouble reproducing it, but here is the video: https://youtu.be/pgp0GMMraAg...

This specific bug looks to be fixed in 0.17.10 indeed. Both in changelog, and by my quick testing.

The game crashes soon after (after putting needed items in a Compilatron's chest) in a bit different way, but I need to reproduce it. I do have log for it, and will open separate bug for this.

Same here. Linux, amd64, Steam.

I never had 0.16 installed on this machine, however I did play 0.16 before, so maybe it was stored and then restored from Steam Cloud.