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Beetle PSX Crashes on launch after masOS system update
Description
It seems that the most recent MacOS software update has broken something with Beetle PSX. Retroarch now crashes immediately on starting any content with it. Crash Report attached.
Expected behavior
Selected content to launch
Actual behavior
RetroArch crashes
Steps to reproduce the bug
- Open a PS1 game with Beetle PSX (Tested with Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VIII)
Bisect results
N/A: This same version of RetroArch/Beetle PSX worked before performing the system update.
Version/Commit
[If you're using RetroArch, this information is on the bottom left after loading the core. You can do this via Main Menu -> Load Core]
- Beetle PSX: 0.9.44.1 fd812d4
Please specify whether you are using Beetle PSX or Beetle PSX HW.
Beetle PSX
Core options
[List all the core options you have changed]
- Skip BIOS
Please also specify, if reporting a graphical glitch for Beetle PSX HW, your "Renderer" core option setting and your frontend selected video driver.
Environment information
- Frontend: Retroarch 1.15.0
- OS: macOS Ventura 13.3.1
- Compiler: N/A
- GPU: N/A
Yes, I can reproduce this. I've tried all four graphics drivers and they all do the same thing, in basically the same place inside Metal but taking different routes to get there.
If I run in Xcode with "Metal Shader Validation" turned on, it doesn't crash and doesn't give any warnings.
And it works fine on latest iOS, so that's not going to give any clues either.
Hm, there are other issues with this core as well: the recompiler seems to cause it to hang indefinitely at start; and it can't be dlopen()'ed a second time.
I get a very similar crash report. Seems to crash no matter what video driver I use. Interestingly though: for me, this problem only began some time after around February 15. I had used the Beetle PSX core previously, and it worked fine.
