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    WARNING: Unknown baselist allocator

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    • fwilleke80F
      fwilleke80
      last edited by fwilleke80

      Hi,

      occasionally, I get this output in XCode's Debug Output window:

      /Volumes/Branches/build_osx/osx-4-release/depot/release/20.0/modules/c4dplugin/source/src/christian/ge_register.cpp(244): WARNING: Unknown baselist allocator - RegID: OBJECT
      

      Are there typical causes for this?

      The plugin works fine, the warning doesn't seem to point to anything critical, but I'd still like to get rid of it.

      Thanks & greetings,
      Frank

      www.frankwilleke.de
      Only asking personal code questions here.

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      • r_giganteR
        r_gigante
        last edited by

        Hi @fwilleke80, looking at our code base this statement is no more active in recent versions of Cinema.

        What accompanies the code is Change to WarningOutput as Installer needs to run without objects module but, honestly, given the vague description is hard to further comment and being it R20 it doesn't allows us to invest more time on it.

        Cheers, R

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        • fwilleke80F
          fwilleke80
          last edited by

          I totally understand. Just wanted to know if it maybe points to something terribly dangerous. I'll just ignore it, then 😉

          Cheers,
          Frank

          www.frankwilleke.de
          Only asking personal code questions here.

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