ZDoom

http://www.mediafire.com/file/44ddvytt4 ... t.zip/file
Above is the crashreport file.

Can you please verify that you are using the correct version of libsndfile-1.dll and not one that came with an older version of GZDoom or even from the official download site? It crashes inside that DLL with an "invalid instruction" exception and there were known problems with bad code in that DLL in the past.
It may also be some bogus sound but it's impossible to tell from the crash log.

In any case, there's nothing we can do here because the code that crashes is outside our control.

pmovzxdq instruction is not supported by such old CPU. It's quite strange that SSE 4.1 instruction appeared in that library though.

That's why I was asking where the file came from. It's unlikely it is our own binary. AFAIK that was built with MSVC.

The given library from gzdoom-bin-3-5-0.zip contains not only this but also bunch of AVX instructions.
It seems like when I built this library, code optimized via intrinsics from libFLAC was enabled by default.
Curiously enough, it was build on my very old notebook that doesn't support AVX for sure.

So this only happens when decoding FLAC? No wonder it wasn't noticed earlier...

If i remember right the usage of AVX was due to a bug in the compiler, i read something about that.
For my ports i had to use /Oi- to build without SSE2 in VS.
Then i'll need to replace libsndfile-1.dll as well for the vintage build (it runs on a P4 tough).

Does it? Have you actually decoded some FLACs?

No, i guess it will crash with FLACs that's why i'll need to replace the dll (it's the same as in the modern package).

FLAC has some routines optimized by hand to use SSE 4.1 and AVX 2.

The thing is those optimized functions should not be called if CPU has no support for such instruction sets.
Detection of CPU features seems to be correct in FLAC source code.

_mental_ wrote: Detection of CPU features seems to be correct in FLAC source code.

Apparently this one CPU disagrees with you. The question is, why?

Found it again. Is this bug?
https://developercommunity.visualstudio ... pdate.html

No, it's unrelated problem.

_mental_ wrote:FLAC has some routines optimized by hand to use SSE 4.1 and AVX 2.

The thing is those optimized functions should not be called if CPU has no support for such instruction sets.
Detection of CPU features seems to be correct in FLAC source code.

32-bit DLL with SSE 4.1 and AVX forcibly disabled is here. It was built from the same source code as DLL supplied with in the stable versions.
As I have no AMD CPU, I cannot check if the issue is fixed or not.

Copied to my base archive for making distributions. Of course the current 32 bit downloads should also be updated.