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Entry posted by Josh ·
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Here's the code:
Print("context = "+GetObjectAddress(context));
Print("Graphicsdriver: "+GetObjectAddress(graphicsdriver));
Print("GetGraphicsdriver: "+GetObjectAddress(GetGraphicsDriver()));
Print("ActiveGraphicsDriver: "+GetObjectAddress(ActiveGraphicsDriver));
Print("context->graphicsdriver: "+GetObjectAddress(context->graphicsdriver));
Print("context = "+GetObjectAddress(context));
Here's the output, running on an iPhone 4:
context = 0x06921400 Graphicsdriver: 0x0694e800 GetGraphicsdriver: 0x0694e800 ActiveGraphicsDriver: 0x0694e800 context->graphicsdriver: 0x0694e800 context = 0x06921400
Here's the output, running on an HTC Evo 4G:
08-30 11:34:02.319: INFO/LEAndroid(8250): context = 0x00270168 08-30 11:34:02.319: INFO/LEAndroid(8250): Graphicsdriver: 0x0026f0d8 08-30 11:34:02.319: INFO/LEAndroid(8250): GetGraphicsdriver: 0x0026f0d8 08-30 11:34:02.329: INFO/LEAndroid(8250): ActiveGraphicsDriver: 0x0026f0d8 08-30 11:34:02.329: INFO/LEAndroid(8250): context->graphicsdriver: 0x30203a72 08-30 11:34:02.329: INFO/LEAndroid(8250): context = 0x002704dc
On the Evo, even printing out the object hex address twice will result in two different values:
Print("context = "+GetObjectAddress(context));
Print("context = "+GetObjectAddress(context));
Nothing else to say at the moment. Will let you know when I find out what is going on. B)
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