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AOW Bug Report from Apple Process: AoW3_Debug [1013] Path: /Users/USER/Library/Application Support/Steam/*/AoW3_Debug.app/Contents/MacOS/AoW3_Debug Identifier: TS.AoW3_Debug Version: 1.0 (1) Code Type: X86 (Native) Parent Process: ??? [1] Responsible: AoW3_Debug [1013] User ID: 501 Date/Time: 2015-04-08 12:06:18.981 +0200 OS Version: Mac OS X 10.10.2 (14C1514) Report Version: 11 Anonymous UUID: DC3E910F-424D-1562-5ED4-EB62F06ABB6A Time Awake Since Boot: 2600 seconds Crashed Thread: 0 Application thread Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV) Exception Codes: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x0000000000000040 VM Regions Near 0x40: --> __TEXT 0000000000092000-00000000013ff000 [ 19.4M] r-x/rwx SM=COW /Users/USER/Library/ Application Support/Steam/*/AoW3_Debug.app/Contents/MacOS/AoW3_Debug Thread 0 Crashed:: Application thread Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread 0 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x001e650f TEResourceLinkList::Delete(TEResource const*) + 31 1 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00d36a2c TUnitPropertyManager::ClearExtraRequisites() + 588 2 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00aa3e33 TStrategicHexWorldScripts::SaveUnit(TUnitE*, char const*) + 115 3 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00aa3c61 TStrategicHexWorldScripts::CampaignSaveUnit(char const*, char const*) + 513 4 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00ac8a00 internalScriptingCodeForTStrategicHexWorldScripts::TScriptReg_generated_TStrategicHexWorldScripts::CampaignSav eUnitSC::l_CampaignSaveUnit(lua_State*) + 112 5 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b4efe luaD_precall + 854 6 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010bc7cc luaV_execute + 1630 7 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b5186 luaD_call + 103 8 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b0a6f f_call + 33 9 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b4966 luaD_rawrunprotected + 59 10 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b53d7 luaD_pcall + 66 11 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b0a33 lua_pcall + 107 12 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00735365 TGCSELuaVM::LoadAndExecute(TGCScriptData const*) const + 229 13 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x007361e9 TGCScriptManager::ExecuteInlineScript(TGCSECallStackFrame const&, TGCScript const*, TGCScriptingInstance*, TGCScriptingInstance*) + 1353 14 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00b5ef68 TStrategicPlayerScriptManager::ExecuteInlineScript(TGCInlineScript const&) + 136 15 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00b5f12b TStrategicPlayerScriptManager::OnVictory() + 27 16 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00c1b9af TLordPlayer::OnVictory() + 47 17 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00c0626a TStrategicPlayer::SetVictoryState(TStategicPlayerVictoryState) + 506 18 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00a8a322 TStrategicWorldGameManager::NotifyPlayersOfWinLost(TEListT<char> const&) const + 194 19 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00a89dc9 TStrategicWorldGameManager::CheckForVictory() + 697 20 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00a9d5cf TStrategicHexWorldScripts::PlayerSetVictorious(char const*, char const*) + 399 21 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00acadd0 internalScriptingCodeForTStrategicHexWorldScripts::TScriptReg_generated_TStrategicHexWorldScripts::PlayerSetVicto riousSC::l_PlayerSetVictorious(lua_State*) + 112 22 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b4efe luaD_precall + 854 23 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010bc7cc luaV_execute + 1630 24 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b5186 luaD_call + 103 25 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b0a6f f_call + 33 26 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b4966 luaD_rawrunprotected + 59 27 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b53d7 luaD_pcall + 66 28 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b0a33 lua_pcall + 107 29 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00735365 TGCSELuaVM::LoadAndExecute(TGCScriptData const*) const + 229 30 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x007361e9 TGCScriptManager::ExecuteInlineScript(TGCSECallStackFrame const&, TGCScript const*, TGCScriptingInstance*, TGCScriptingInstance*) + 1353 31 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00932f3e TBaseQuestData::ExecuteScript(TGCScript const*, TGCScriptManager*) const + 222 32 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00936a91 TBaseQuest::OnQuestCompleted(TStrategicPlayer*, TBaseQuestData const*, TGCHMPos const*) + 241 33 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00b76590 TStrategicPlayerQuestManager::CompleteQuest(TQuestData const*, TGCHMPos const*) + 560 34 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00aa1f5e TStrategicHexWorldScripts::PlayerCompleteQuest(char const*, char const*) + 430 35 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00ac9430 internalScriptingCodeForTStrategicHexWorldScripts::TScriptReg_generated_TStrategicHexWorldScripts::PlayerComplet eQuestSC::l_PlayerCompleteQuest(lua_State*) + 112 36 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b4efe luaD_precall + 854 37 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010bc7cc luaV_execute + 1630 38 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b5186 luaD_call + 103 39 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b0a6f f_call + 33 40 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b4966 luaD_rawrunprotected + 59 41 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b53d7 luaD_pcall + 66 42 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010b0a33 lua_pcall + 107 43 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00735365 TGCSELuaVM::LoadAndExecute(TGCScriptData const*) const + 229 44 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x007361e9 TGCScriptManager::ExecuteInlineScript(TGCSECallStackFrame const&, TGCScript const*, TGCScriptingInstance*, TGCScriptingInstance*) + 1353 45 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00b5ef68 TStrategicPlayerScriptManager::ExecuteInlineScript(TGCInlineScript const&) + 136 46 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00b5f10b TStrategicPlayerScriptManager::OnDefeat() + 27 47 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00c14873 TStrategicPlayer::OnDefeat() + 35 48 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00c1b804 TLordPlayer::OnDefeat() + 20 49 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00c06258 TStrategicPlayer::SetVictoryState(TStategicPlayerVictoryState) + 488 50 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00c17e73 TLordPlayer::Resolve() + 35 51 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00a7b700 TStrategicWorldChangeResolver::Resolve() + 368 52 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00aaa4ee TStrategicHexWorld::Resolve() + 30 53 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00aa9381 TStrategicHexWorld::OnActionEnds() + 33 54 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00c1fd07 TStrategicTurnManager::OnActionEnds(TGCBaseTurnAction const*) + 39 55 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x0069c70a TGCBaseTurnManager::EndAction() + 186 56 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x0069ca85 TGCBaseTurnManager::Update(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 85 57 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00c1fb8b TStrategicTurnManager::Update(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 27 58 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x006900fb TGCHexWorld::Update(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 59 59 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00aa90f4 TStrategicHexWorld::Update(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 36 60 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x006928a2 TGCHexWorldHolderE::Update(long long const&, long long const&) + 82 61 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x005f405a TGCEntity::MainUpdate(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 138 62 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00606390 TGCEntityManager::EntityUpdate(TGCEntity*, TEUpdateInfo const&) + 96 63 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x006062dc TGCEScheduler::Update(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 140 64 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x0060d00b TGCEntityManager::Update(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 123 65 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x0060d227 TGCEntityManager::Process(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 55 66 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x0076b6f0 TGCWorld::Update(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 32 67 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x010a4b9a TWorld::Update(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 26 68 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x0076b84d TGCWorld::Process() + 189 69 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00753331 TGCSimulation::Process() + 49 70 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x007559d3 TGCSimulationManager::Process(bool, bool) + 403 71 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x0063513d TGCGameSession::ProcessSimulation(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 1053 72 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00635937 TGCGameSession::Update(TEUpdateInfo const&, TRERenderContext*) + 391 73 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x0062c8f2 TGCFrontend::Update(TEUpdateInfo const&, TRERenderContext*) + 146 74 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x0010722d TFrontend::Update(TEUpdateInfo const&, TRERenderContext*) + 71 75 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x000fa2ad TApplication::Process(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 543 76 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x000fd048 TApplicationMac::Process(TEUpdateInfo const&) + 24 77 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x000fa4ac TApplication::ProcessFrame() + 194 78 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x000fd075 TApplicationMac::Run() + 35 79 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x000f35c3 main + 970 80 libdyld.dylib 0x95dfd6d9 start + 1 Thread 1:: IOPollingHelperThread 0 libsystem_kernel.dylib 0x9a2a18b2 kevent + 10 1 steamclient.dylib 0x03bb1fae OSXHelpers::CIOPollingHelper::RealRun() + 286 2 libtier0_s.dylib 0x04e100ed CatchAndWriteContext_t::Invoke() + 159 3 libtier0_s.dylib 0x04e0faf5 CatchAndWriteMiniDump_Impl(CatchAndWriteContext_t&) + 214 4 libtier0_s.dylib 0x04e0fbdc CatchAndWriteMiniDumpExForVoidPtrFn + 87 5 libtier0_s.dylib 0x04e0fc05 CatchAndWriteMiniDumpForVoidPtrFn + 35 6 steamclient.dylib 0x03bb1e7f OSXHelpers::CIOPollingHelper::Run() + 41 7 libtier0_s.dylib 0x04e14688 SteamThreadTools::CThread::ThreadExceptionWrapper(void*) + 16 8 libtier0_s.dylib 0x04e100ed CatchAndWriteContext_t::Invoke() + 159 9 libtier0_s.dylib 0x04e0faf5 CatchAndWriteMiniDump_Impl(CatchAndWriteContext_t&) + 214 10 libtier0_s.dylib 0x04e0fbdc 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0x9a2a18ce kevent64 + 10 1 libdispatch.dylib 0x91b2373f _dispatch_mgr_invoke + 245 2 libdispatch.dylib 0x91b233a2 _dispatch_mgr_thread + 52 Thread 4:: TaskThread(0) 0 libsystem_kernel.dylib 0x9a2a0512 __psynch_cvwait + 10 1 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x97baea4a _pthread_cond_wait + 726 2 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x97bb21c0 pthread_cond_wait$UNIX2003 + 71 3 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x0022e3dc TESemaphore::OneWait() + 188 4 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x0017ce71 TETaskThread::Execute() + 113 5 TS.AoW3_Debug 0x00205a33
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