Breakpoint below at line with **** at start.
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0x10041f429 <+69>:  callq  0x100422190               ; FMOD::SystemI::validate(FMOD::System*, FMOD::SystemI**, FMOD::SystemLockScope*)
0x10041f42e <+74>:  testl  %eax, %eax
0x10041f430 <+76>:  jne    0x10041f456               ; <+114>
0x10041f432 <+78>:  movq   -0x138(%rbp), %rdi
0x10041f439 <+85>:  movq   %r14, %rsi
0x10041f43c <+88>:  movl   %r15d, %edx
0x10041f43f <+91>:  movq   %r12, %rcx
0x10041f442 <+94>:  movq   -0x140(%rbp), %r8
0x10041f449 <+101>: callq  0x100427c9e               ; ___lldb_unnamed_symbol1436$$libfmodL.dylib
****  0x10041f44e <+106>: testl  %eax, %eax . *signal SIBABRT
0x10041f450 <+108>: je     0x10041f58d               ; <+425>
0x10041f456 <+114>: movl   %r15d, %r13d
0x10041f459 <+117>: movq   %r12, -0x150(%rbp)
0x10041f460 <+124>: leaq   0x8eefe(%rip), %rsi       ; “/Users/fmod/jenkins/workspace/Build__1.10__API_Mac/lowlevel_api/src/fmod_system.cpp”
0x10041f467 <+131>: movl   $0x3a4, %edx              ; imm = 0x3A4
0x10041f46c <+136>: movl   %eax, %edi
0x10041f46e <+138>: movl   %eax, %r15d
0x10041f471 <+141>: callq  0x1003dabb2               ; ___lldb_unnamed_symbol572$$libfmodL.dylib
             
            
              
              
              
            
            
           
          
            
            
              And this from FMOD memory logging (in
[LOG] SystemI::createSoundInternal             : Create name=‘xxxx.wav’
LOG] MemPool::alloc                           :    528 bytes (0x101868ab8) (alloc 351)
[LOG] MemPool::alloc                           :    600 bytes (0x10186bf68) (alloc 352)
[LOG] MemPool::free                            :    600 bytes (0x10186bf68)
[LOG] MemPool::alloc                           :    432 bytes (0x1018407c8) (alloc 353)
[ERR] CodecFSB5::readHeader                    : Header check failed. Not an FSB5
[LOG] MemPool::free                            :    432 bytes (0x1018407c8)
[LOG] MemPool::alloc                           :   1312 bytes (0x102053e08) (alloc 354)
[LOG] MemPool::free                            : -388396727 bytes (0x100403eab)
and codec logging:
[LOG] SystemI::createSoundInternal             : 15 codecs found.  Scan all until one succeeds
[LOG] SystemI::createSoundInternal             : Scan for tags.
[LOG] CodecTag::openInternal                   : attempting to open ID3 or ASF tags…
[LOG] Codec::release                           :
[LOG] Codec::release                           : done
[LOG] CodecWav::openInternal                   : attempting to open as WAV…
[LOG] CodecWav::parseRIFF                      : chunk : id bext size 1114
[LOG] CodecWav::parseRIFF                      : offset = 1126 / 0
[LOG] Codec::release                           :
[LOG] Codec::release                           : done
[LOG] CodecFSB5::openInternal                  : attempting to open as FSB5…
[ERR] CodecFSB5::readHeader                    : Header check failed. Not an FSB5
[LOG] Codec::release                           :
[LOG] Codec::release                           : done
[LOG] CodecOggVorbis::openInternal             : attempting to open as OGG…
[LOG] CodecWav::parseRIFF                      : chunk : id bext size 1114
[LOG] CodecWav::parseRIFF                      : offset = 1126 / 0
             
            
              
              
              
            
            
           
          
            
            
              Does this only occur with a specific file?
If so are you able to send this to us: support@fmod.com
             
            
              
              
              
            
            
           
          
            
            
              I think it happens with any wav file. Just zero out bytes 5,6,7 and 8. And try to open stream on it.
Ive attached one,
(Attachment BB0484_A001-002B-_010.WAV.zip is missing)
             
            
              
              
              
            
            
           
          
            
            
              Thanks very much for the file.
We can see how this 0 chunk length file can cause a problem and have fixed the reason for the crash for the next release.
             
            
              
              
              
            
            
           
          
            
            
              Hello there.
I just downloaded the latest FMOD libs with the claimed fix for this issue:
“Core API - Fix crash trying to load corrupt WAV files with 0 length chunk size.”
I am still getting 0 length chunk wav files crashing.
NB: these files also have 0 length data chunks, but when I add an overall length value to the file, the lack of a data chunk size doesnt cause a crash.
Thanks
Marc
             
            
              
              
              
            
            
           
          
            
            
              Zero length file should just return fmod_err_plugin, the crash must be caused by something else. Are you able to provide a repro or logs at all?