Joe DiPrima 2fe58b8b89 #170 root-caused + fixed: the #163 SteamAPI_Shutdown was the crash -- at round end every peer's close events are ALWAYS in flight, and Shutdown tears client state down while steamclient's own service thread dispatches them (the field stack: a steamclient worker calling literal NULL, zero btl4 frames, 7 hits / 3 machines / one module-relative stack). BTSteamNet_ShutdownAll is now a QUIESCE: steamActive gated FIRST, linger closes ('round over' not timeouts), one SNS drain, 60ms grace, NO SteamAPI_Shutdown -- and every exit path dies via TerminateProcess (menu-quit no longer returns through the CRT; it uses BTOrderlyDie like everything else, so the 883 detach deadlock stays dead too). Status callback guarded for the dying window. Crash filter now names foreign DLL frames (module+offset via VirtualQuery/GetModuleFileName) so the next foreign-thread crash arrives pre-symbolized. Exit contract: steam-networking.md

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Initial commit: bt411 -- standalone Windows BattleTech (Tesla 4.10 port)

2026-07-05 21:03:40 -05:00

glass

#170 root-caused + fixed: the #163 SteamAPI_Shutdown was the crash -- at round end every peer's close events are ALWAYS in flight, and Shutdown tears client state down while steamclient's own service thread dispatches them (the field stack: a steamclient worker calling literal NULL, zero btl4 frames, 7 hits / 3 machines / one module-relative stack). BTSteamNet_ShutdownAll is now a QUIESCE: steamActive gated FIRST, linger closes ('round over' not timeouts), one SNS drain, 60ms grace, NO SteamAPI_Shutdown -- and every exit path dies via TerminateProcess (menu-quit no longer returns through the CRT; it uses BTOrderlyDie like everything else, so the 883 detach deadlock stays dead too). Status callback guarded for the dying window. Crash filter now names foreign DLL frames (module+offset via VirtualQuery/GetModuleFileName) so the next foreign-thread crash arrives pre-symbolized. Exit contract: steam-networking.md

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original

SeekVoltageGraph: full reconstruction -- the eng-page POWER graph + top-box eraser (Gitea #11)

2026-07-19 20:27:39 -05:00

reconstructed

#164 hardened to impossibility + the config theory tested NULL: the beam draw now requires the weapon to actually BE in Firing(0) -- the 1995 visual rode ContinueDischarge's per-frame re-messaging which stopped the instant the state left 0, so state-gated drawing is the faithful semantics and makes ANY beamFlag bookkeeping stick invisible by construction (Conn Man's screenshot: red laser, leg-level origin, dials green = a live weapon with a stuck flag). Receipts stand armed for the field: [beam] STUCK-ON (armed flag outside Firing) and DESTROYED-BUT-ON, each naming the weapon. The config-mid-discharge theory was tested deterministically (BT_CFGTEST waits for state 0 and dispatches ConfigureMappables to that weapon): the dispatch landed with beamFlag=1 and NO stick followed -- the handler does not disturb the discharge; theory retired with receipts. Upstream cause remains open; one field recurrence now names it.

2026-08-12 02:14:34 -05:00

btl4main.cpp

#170 root-caused + fixed: the #163 SteamAPI_Shutdown was the crash -- at round end every peer's close events are ALWAYS in flight, and Shutdown tears client state down while steamclient's own service thread dispatches them (the field stack: a steamclient worker calling literal NULL, zero btl4 frames, 7 hits / 3 machines / one module-relative stack). BTSteamNet_ShutdownAll is now a QUIESCE: steamActive gated FIRST, linger closes ('round over' not timeouts), one SNS drain, 60ms grace, NO SteamAPI_Shutdown -- and every exit path dies via TerminateProcess (menu-quit no longer returns through the CRT; it uses BTOrderlyDie like everything else, so the 883 detach deadlock stays dead too). Status callback guarded for the dying window. Crash filter now names foreign DLL frames (module+offset via VirtualQuery/GetModuleFileName) so the next foreign-thread crash arrives pre-symbolized. Exit contract: steam-networking.md

2026-08-12 23:23:23 -05:00