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Fixing crash in cube example. #1910

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The change modifies the CubeScene::frame method in cube.cpp. The Z-axis rotation matrix is now generated by passing the address of the previously computed Y-axis rotation matrix (rot) as the output parameter, rather than discarding the generated matrix. This results in the rot matrix being overwritten with the Z-axis rotation matrix using zero rotation angle, altering the matrix used in subsequent transformations. The multiplication of the transformation matrices remains unchanged.

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src/mips/psyqo/.../cube.cpp Modified CubeScene::frame() to pass the address of the Y-axis rotation matrix as output to generateRotationMatrix33 for the Z-axis rotation, replacing the previous no-op call.

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src/mips/psyqo/examples/cube/cube.cpp (1)

153-154: Fixes crash by using the correct function overload with valid output matrix.

This change fixes a crash by properly using the generateRotationMatrix33 function with the output parameter pattern. I notice that the function has two different usage patterns in this code:

  1. Return value pattern (lines 147-148): auto matrix = generateRotationMatrix33(angle, axis, trig);
  2. Output parameter pattern (line 154): generateRotationMatrix33(outMatrix, angle, axis, trig);

The fix ensures that when using the output parameter pattern, we provide a valid, initialized matrix (rot) to receive the Z-axis rotation.

For improved maintainability, consider:

  1. Using a consistent pattern throughout the code
  2. Updating the misleading comment on line 153, as the Z-axis rotation matrix is no longer "Empty" but actively used:
- // Generate a Z-axis rotation matrix (Empty, but it's here for your use)
+ // Generate a Z-axis rotation matrix into rot (overwriting the Y-axis rotation)
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@nicolasnoble nicolasnoble merged commit 6e9b83f into main Apr 15, 2025
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