we've been using RocksDB for years, building from source on Windows through Visual Studio and stuff.
Today, I felt lazy and thought to myself, hey, there's VCPKG right..haven't updated RocksDB for like a year or so..
After getting my VCPKG to work with Visual Studio 2022 which was sort of an unexpected pain in the ass, building RocksDB was a walk in the park (of course).
I was handed with debug and release builds almost right away. Great right?
So I deleted all the internal RocksDB-related headers, copied over the VCPKG-baked static lib and... crash. Tried both debug and release mode. Here's the call stack:
> Rocksdb::Comparator::timestamp_size() Line 110 C++
rocksdb::InternalKeyComparator::InternalKeyComparator(const rocksdb::Comparator * c, bool named) Line 242 C++
rocksdb::ImmutableCFOptions::ImmutableCFOptions(const rocksdb::ColumnFamilyOptions & cf_options) Line 835 C++
rocksdb::ImmutableCFOptions::ImmutableCFOptions() Line 829 C++
rocksdb::`dynamic initializer for 'dummy_cf_options''() Line 43 C++
It crashed at the library loading stage, control is not even passed to my main() yet.
It basically calls InternalKeyOperator on NULLPTR
right over here
explicit InternalKeyComparator(const Comparator* c, bool named = true)
: Comparator(c->timestamp_size()), user_comparator_(c) {
if (named) {
name_ = "rocksdb.InternalKeyComparator:" +
std::string(user_comparator_.Name());
}
}
above 'c' is nullptr.
Ideas?
