The following System code creates an “Invalid memory pointer” error, followed by a job memory leak (shown below).
However, when line 18 is commented out (secondaryQuery.SetChangedVersionFilter…) the error does not occur.
I’m pretty stumped here. Any idea what I might be doing wrong in this example? Thank you sincerely.
Other notes:
- I’m using Entities 0.3.0
- This appears in both the editor and development builds.
- I have 2,000 entities with “Explosion” components in this test, and 1 with a “ListenForExplosion” component.
public class ListenForExplosionSystem : JobComponentSystem
{
private EntityQuery primaryQuery;
private EntityQuery secondaryQuery;
protected override void OnCreate()
{
primaryQuery = GetEntityQuery(
ComponentType.ReadWrite<ListenForExplosion>()
);
primaryQuery.SetChangedVersionFilter(ComponentType.ReadWrite<ListenForExplosion>());
secondaryQuery = GetEntityQuery(
ComponentType.ReadOnly<Explosion>()
);
secondaryQuery.SetChangedVersionFilter(ComponentType.ReadOnly<Explosion>());
RequireForUpdate(primaryQuery);
RequireForUpdate(secondaryQuery);
}
protected override JobHandle OnUpdate(JobHandle inputDeps)
{
NativeArray<Entity> secondaryEntities = secondaryQueryQuery.ToEntityArray(Allocator.TempJob, out JobHandle buildsecondaryEntitiesJobHandle);
JobHandle dependencies = JobHandle.CombineDependencies(inputDeps, buildsecondaryEntitiesJobHandle);
return new TestJob
{
secondaryEntities = secondaryEntities
}
.Schedule(primaryQuery, dependencies);
}
[BurstCompile]
private struct TestJob : IJobForEach_C<ListenForExplosion>
{
[ReadOnly]
[DeallocateOnJobCompletion]
public NativeArray<Entity> secondaryEntities;
public void Execute(ref ListenForExplosion listenForExplosion)
{
}
}
}
Error:
