Bug#687034: bsnes-purify: Segmentation Fault

[Tobias Hansen]

Ok, thanks for the clarification. I should be able to patch around these
two issues myself. The tool for purifying the ROMs were right in the
middle of being rewritten when the Debian freeze happened and was only
included with one or two bsnes versions in this form, so it's not very
polished.

Best regards,
Tobias


Am 15.09.2012 12:01, schrieb David Smith:
> Hey Tobias,
> 
> 1) Simply running
> 
> david at Miho:~$ bsnes-purify scan
> Segmentation fault
> david at Miho:~$
> 
> david at Miho:~$ bsnes-purify output
> Segmentation fault
> david at Miho:~$
> 
> Causes the segmentation fault.  This is using *no* files, but rather I
> think it's the fact that I didn't specify any source / target
> information.  (ie: I wasn't using bsnes-purify correctly because I
> didn't know how)..  I think it should probably pop up a help and tell
> you the correct usage of bsnes-purify if you don't put any arguments.
> 
> 2)  Running bsnes-purify output ./temp ./temp_purify
> 
> Only works when the files in folder temp have lowercase extensions (.smc
> instead of .SMC).  This might be OK in Windows because I believe command
> line tools aren't case sensitive, but in Linux I think it's a serious
> inconvenience because it causes bsnes-purify to skip the file without
> any notification about *WHY* it skips the file.
> 
> 
> Thanks for taking the time to look into this and have a great week!