I am not really sure what or why or how, but a certain file is causing the JPEG parser to return an error which GZDoom does not handle correctly.
The file in question is this one: https://github.com/OrdinaryMagician/spo ... credit.jpg (direct download link here)
Simply add it to GZDoom via -file using Doom 1 or 2, and wait for the demo loop to start. (Since it skips demos anyhow)
Certain jpeg causing parser crash
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Re: Certain jpeg causing parser crash
Doesn't crash for me on g3.7pre-771-g4a83f4d25. The picture is rendered normally without any artifacts.
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Re: Certain jpeg causing parser crash
It may be that it only crashes libjpeg-turbo but not the old version whose source is in the repo.
Re: Certain jpeg causing parser crash
I completely nuked the CMake folder of my dev environment and recreated it, and the problem is gone. I really don't know what caused it or why, but I guess a file got corrupted or something at some point.
My guess is, since it is on a RAM disk that gets saved every so often so that I don't have to constantly recompile GZDoom after every reboot, that a file got corrupted in one of the live saves.
My guess is, since it is on a RAM disk that gets saved every so often so that I don't have to constantly recompile GZDoom after every reboot, that a file got corrupted in one of the live saves.