[Bug 575968] Re: Fullscreen doesn't work since Lucid

[Fabrice Coutadeur]

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: mupen64plus
  
  After an update to Lucid Lynx, the fullscreen mode in mupen64plus
  (1.5+dfsg1-7build1) doesn't work anymore. Neither can you switch to
  fullscreen by pressing Alt+Return, nor does the "Always start in
  fullscreen mode" option work.
  
  Everything worked fine in Karmic Koala.
+ 
+ TEST CASE: To test the problem just use a driver with a very long vendor
+ string. Just patch your libgl to output such a string (256 bytes should
+ be sufficient). Use different random strings and test it on different
+ platforms to create the different types of crashes/random misbehavior.
+ 
+ The m_strDeviceStats is only used in one place:
+ 
+ {{{
+     sprintf(m_strDeviceStats, "%s - %s : %s", m_pVendorStr, m_pRenderStr, m_pVersionStr);
+     TRACE0(m_strDeviceStats);
+     printf("%s\n", m_strDeviceStats);
+ }}}

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Fullscreen doesn't work since Lucid
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/575968
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Status in “mupen64plus” package in Ubuntu: Fix Released
Status in “mupen64plus” source package in Lucid: New
Status in “mupen64plus” package in Debian: Fix Released

Bug description:
Binary package hint: mupen64plus

After an update to Lucid Lynx, the fullscreen mode in mupen64plus (1.5+dfsg1-7build1) doesn't work anymore. Neither can you switch to fullscreen by pressing Alt+Return, nor does the "Always start in fullscreen mode" option work.

Everything worked fine in Karmic Koala.

TEST CASE: To test the problem just use a driver with a very long vendor string. Just patch your libgl to output such a string (256 bytes should be sufficient). Use different random strings and test it on different platforms to create the different types of crashes/random misbehavior.

The m_strDeviceStats is only used in one place:

{{{
    sprintf(m_strDeviceStats, "%s - %s : %s", m_pVendorStr, m_pRenderStr, m_pVersionStr);
    TRACE0(m_strDeviceStats);
    printf("%s\n", m_strDeviceStats);
}}}