Hi,
Unreal is hitting a break point at FastReferenceCollector.h:290 but there is no error message and I dont know where to fix stuff. This is the snippet where it happens:
else if (ReferenceInfo.Type == GCRT_ArrayObject)
{
// We're dealing with an array of object references.
TArray<UObject*>& ObjectArray = *((TArray<UObject*>*)(StackEntryData + ReferenceInfo.Offset));
TokenReturnCount = ReferenceInfo.ReturnCount;
for (int32 ObjectIndex = 0, ObjectNum = ObjectArray.Num(); ObjectIndex < ObjectNum; ++ObjectIndex)
{
ReferenceProcessor.HandleTokenStreamObjectReference(NewObjectsToSerialize, CurrentObject, ObjectArray[ObjectIndex], ReferenceTokenStreamIndex, true);
}
}
At ReferenceProcessor.HandleTokenStreamObjectReference(...) the break point is hit with NewObjectsToSerialize being Invalid . Sometimes the Name of CurrentObject is also Invalid, but not always.
The NewObjectsToSerialize are coming from *ArrayPool.GetArrayFromPool() and ArrayPool is a template Type.
What I also noticed is that in the else if the ReferenceInfo.Type says it’s 8 while the GCRT_ArrayObject is 3.
To me it looks like the GC is trying to clean something that isn’t there and then crashes. What is actually happening in this part of the GC?
