[8.0] WACK: Test of DirectX support for feature level 9_1 fails due to crash

Hello,

when targeting 8.0 the WACK DirectX Test for Feature Level 9_1 fails because the app crashes on start. I tested it three times, behaviour is always identical. The app crashes almost instantly after start. Only the native splash screen is visible by then.

After the crashes I decided to test the Debug-version so I can have a look at the crash dump with symbols for UnityPlayer.dll. Here's the call stack:

UnityPlayer.dll!FixedFunctionProgramD3D11::FixedFunctionProgramD3D11(const FixedFunctionStateD3D11 state) Zeile 677 C++
UnityPlayer.dll!GetFixedFunctionProgram11(std::map<FixedFunctionStateD3D11,FixedFunctionProgramD3D11 *,FixedFuncStateCompareD3D11,std::allocator<std:: pair<FixedFunctionStateD3D11 const ,FixedFunctionProgramD3D11 *> > > cache, const FixedFunctionStateD3D11 state) Zeile 193 C++
UnityPlayer.dll!GfxDeviceD3D11::BeforeDrawCall(bool immediateMode) Zeile 451 C++
UnityPlayer.dll!GfxDeviceD3D11::ImmediateEndSetup() Zeile 1953 C++
UnityPlayer.dll!GfxDeviceD3D11::ImmediateEnd() Zeile 2005 C++
UnityPlayer.dll!GfxDeviceWorker::RunCommand(ThreadedStreamBuffer stream) Zeile 1111 C++
UnityPlayer.dll!GfxDeviceWorker::Run() Zeile 243 C++
UnityPlayer.dll!GfxDeviceWorker::RunGfxDeviceWorker(void * data) Zeile 211 C++
UnityPlayer.dll!Thread::RunThreadWrapper(void * ptr) Zeile 40 C++
UnityPlayer.dll!win32::CreateThread::__l22::<lambda>(Windows::Foundation::IAsyncAction ^ __formal) Zeile 273 C++
UnityPlayer.dll!Platform:: Details::__abi_FunctorCapture1<void <lambda>(Windows::Foundation::IAsyncAction ^),void,Windows::Foundation::IAsyncAction ^>::Invoke(Windows::Foundation::IAsyncAction ^ __arg0) Zeile 857 C++
UnityPlayer.dll!Windows::System::Threading::WorkItemHandler::Invoke(Windows::Foundation::IAsyncAction ^ __param0) C++
UnityPlayer.dll!Windows::System::Threading::WorkItemHandler::[Windows::System::Threading::WorkItemHandler::__abi_IDelegate]::__abi_Windows_System_Threading_WorkItemHandler___abi_IDelegate____abi_Invoke(Windows::Foundation::IAsyncAction ^ __param0) C++
threadpoolwinrt.dll!Windows::System::Threading::CThreadPoolWorkItem::CommonWorkCallback(void) Unbekannt
threadpoolwinrt.dll!Windows::System::Threading::CThreadPoolWorkItem::TimeSlicedCallback(void *) Unbekannt
kernel32.dll!@BaseThreadInitThunk@12() Unbekannt
ntdll.dll!__RtlUserThreadStart() Unbekannt
ntdll.dll!__RtlUserThreadStart@8() Unbekannt

Best,

Thomas

 

It's exception code 0xC0000005 by the way. He tries to read 0x00000000.

 

Yes I am on 8.1. However, not only the Debug build crashes. Usually I run the WACK tests agains the Master build, and this is where it crashed three times in a row.

 

Empty Win 8 Project passes :-/

My first scene, the one that's loaded on start, only displays a splashscreen.
It adjusts the viewport and aspect ratio. It has two seperate cams, one to clear screen borders, one to display the splashscreen centrally on the screen.
The splashscreen itself is loaded using Resources.Load() and drawn using GL commands including Vertex, Color and Texcoord, LoadOrtho and MultMatrix.
In the background, a texture asset is read using GetPixels32().

 

Hi, commenting out the GL-calls makes the test pass. I'm having a closer look at it...

 

Okay, I got it.

Initially we developed our App for mobile platforms, which is why we use "Mobile/..."-shaders practically everywhere. It does seem that "Mobile/Vertex Colored" is not compatible with 9_1 on Windows Store 8.0, because as soon as I render it either with GL.Vertex or on a standard Quad GameObject, the app crashes. If I use another shader like "Diffuse", the 9_1 WACK test passes.

I just sent you a bug report (591145).