Incomplete shutdown (Eclipse)

You are correct, when I run the HogApp, its javaw.exe will terminate but eclipse will show that the notepad handle is still open.

However, when I run the JOGL (code below), that is not the case. The second javaw.exe will not terminate. Also I cannot see any other new process, apart from javaw.exe,  in the task manager.


import javax.media.opengl.GLProfile;

public class HogApp2 {
    public static void main(String[] args) {

    GLProfile glpMinimal = GLProfile.get(GLProfile.GL2);
   
    try {Thread.sleep(5000);System.out.println("exit");} catch (Exception e) {}
    }
}

Although this may not be a problem for some people during development,it can be an issue if we deploy our Apps to other people’s computers, as the environments vary.

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gouessej: FYI: I raised this issue in bugzilla

I have the same issue in my environment - It is really annoying.

Does anybody know what the problem is?

It looks like raptor entered the bug at https://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1028. Are you using ATI drivers also? This might help narrow it down a bit. Perhaps you could enter your system specs (OS version, Java version, driver version, etc.) on the bug page to give us more data.

Video card: catalist 14.6 / Java 7 / OS Win7 64bit.  
I will try this on my NVIDIA  laptopo later, also WIn7 64bit

catalist 14.6 isn't the name of your graphics card, it's the name of the ATI driver under Windows, it's useful but please indicate exactly which graphics card you use. The same driver may behave differently with different hardware.

ahh - my paste did not work   AMD HD 6800 the driver is, as you said, catalyst ..
I tried running eclipse in Java 7 & 8 - same issue.

I am having the same problem when running my application throght the command "java -jar test.jar" in my brother's computer, I havent tested it in eclipse, the specs are

the graphic card is, AMD Radeon HD 6450
the catalyst version is 14.4
the OS is Windows 7 x64
the JRE is 1.7

edit: just downloaded the agregated build from the bug page (http://jogamp.org/deployment/archive/master/gluegen_813-joal_557-jogl_1325-jocl_996) the problem was solved (and now the application ends faster in my own enviroment, wich is similar to my brothers but with a newer AMD graphics card)

Thank you very much for the feedback, it's very useful for people who could have the same problem.

On 08/08/2014 03:12 PM, bardackx [via jogamp] wrote:
> I am having the same problem when running my application throght the command
> "java -jar test.jar" in my brother's computer, I havent tested it in eclipse,
> the specs are
>
> the graphic card is, AMD Radeon HD 6450
> the catalyst version is 14.4
> the OS is Windows 7 x64
> the JRE is 1.7

Should be solved w/ release 2.2.0,
see Bug 1028 - https://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1028

Assuming it is the same cause ..

~Sven

Great, great thanks for the fix! I will test this as soon as I am back from my hols ( 3 days)

I have tested this now and I can confirm it works as expected for me on NVIDIA and ATI cards - the thread terminates properly.

Thank you for the fix!

BTW - do you remember what the bug you mentioned below was:

On Windows/WGL we only destroy the shared drawable,
knowing that destroying the shared context caused a driver bug in the past.

Hi

Something it take a bit time with big datas. I had never problems with that in jogl.
Perhaps this code can help a bit:


/* This stop() method is for a clean shutdown
  * for the display.Gives back Listener and
  * stops a running Animator
  * see @ com.jogamp.opengl.util.Animator
  */
public void stop( final String error, final Animator anim )
 {
  // Run this on another thread than the AWT event queue to
  // make sure the call to Animator.stop() completes before exiting
     new Thread( new Runnable()
       {
         public void run()
           {
             if ( anim!=null )
              anim.stop();
             
             /* win is created with
                 final com.jogamp.newt.Screen scrn = NewtFactory.createScreen(display, 0);
                 scrn.addReference();
                 win = GLWindow.create(scrn, glCaps);
             */
             if ( win!=null )
              {
                //remove the listener
                removeKeyListener();
                removeMouseListener();
              }
             win.getScreen().removeReference();
             System.exit(0);
             if ( error!=null && error.length()>0 )
              Log.getLogger().log(Level.SEVERE , error );
            }
          }).start();
       }