Fix: Check for a validly mapped OpenGL screen buffer during driver init. #9007
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Indeed so, latest nightly (20210411) should include this fix Note that it doesn't actually fix whatever underlying issue you have, but should hopefully prevent the game from crashing (and fallback to software rendering instead) |
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Motivation / Problem
There's some unknown issue during bootstrap that causes a crash due to a an invalid screen pointer (see #8967 and #8969). The exact cause is unknown, but video driver init on SDL/Win32 doesn't check for a validly mapped buffer before suggesting success.
Description
Check for valid mapping on Init, rejecting the OGL driver if not valid and falling back to the next driver.
Limitations
If it is indeed the buffer mapping that fails, this would be a work-around. It is not fixing the real bug in this case though, as there's some underlying reason why the mapping fails.
If the issue is something else, this PR might simply not do anything.
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