The attached minidump seems to be a different thing. And instead of a crash it is a debugger breakpoint

ntdll.dll!77eceabe()    Unknown

[Frames below may be incorrect and/or missing, no symbols loaded for ntdll.dll]

ntdll.dll!77ecf9f1()    Unknown


Noesis.dll!Noesis::RenderDevice::OnDestroy() Line 267   C++

NoesisApp.dll!NoesisApp::Application::~Application() Line 53    C++

Samples.HelloWorld.exe!HelloWorld::App::~App()  C++

Samples.HelloWorld.exe!HelloWorld::App::`scalar deleting destructor'(unsigned int)  C++

Noesis.dll!Noesis::BaseRefCounted::OnDestroy() Line 57  C++

NoesisApp.dll!Noesis::Ptr<NoesisApp::Application>::Reset() Line 156 C++

NoesisApp.dll!NoesisApp::ApplicationLauncher::OnExit() Line 122 C++

NoesisApp.dll!NoesisApp::DisplayLauncher::Run() Line 49 C++

Samples.HelloWorld.exe!NsMain(int argc, char   argv) Line 81  C++

Samples.HelloWorld.exe!WinMain(HINSTANCE * formal, HINSTANCE * formal, char * formal, int formal) Line 36   C++

But don't worry about it. I think I found something wrong. I will send you a patch soon.

Could you please try changing the implementation of GLRenderDevice::DestroyBuffer to

void GLRenderDevice::DestroyBuffer(DynamicBuffer& buffer) const

{

Dealloc(buffer.cpuMemory);

if (HaveBufferStorage())
{
    if (buffer.currentPage)
    {
        V(glDeleteBuffers(1, &buffer.currentPage->object));
        V(glDeleteSync(buffer.currentPage->sync));
        Dealloc(buffer.currentPage);
    }

    for (Page* page = buffer.pendingPages; page != nullptr;)
    {
        Page* next = page->next;
        V(glDeleteBuffers(1, &page->object));
        V(glDeleteSync(page->sync));
        Dealloc(page);
        page = next;
    }
}

for (Page* page = buffer.freePages; page != nullptr;)
{
    Page* next = page->next;
    V(glDeleteBuffers(1, &page->object));
    V(glDeleteSync(page->sync));
    Dealloc(page);
    page = next;
}
}

This code snippet solved the problem.
I tested it on Android and Windows.

Thank you!