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• The code works in debug mode but crashes when compiling in release mode

  I am facing the following problem. I have code that works well when it is run in debug mode. However, when I compile it in release mode and run the executable file, code freezes and does not work. The code acquires images from a camera of Hamamatsu. In debug mode, I'm able to acquire images permanently. However, in the release version, the code crashes after the acquisition of the first image.

  I use version 7 of LabWindows/CVI.

  I would be very happy if I can get any help/suggestions for this problem?

  Thank you!

  Kind regards

  Kaddour

  Neji:

  If you search this forum for "version crash debug" or "release version crash" or other similar expressions, you will find that it is a fairly common question.  Look through the other posts that you find here to see if something applies to you.

  The debug version does a few things like padding variable, then you can sometimes invaded your space variable declared without crushing the next variable.  In the statement, the variables are packed, so if you invaded one, you replace another.  Just a possible difference.

  You can do some things in your exit code to see where things get lost, as (temporarily using printf after several instructions at beginning and end of your loop to try to identify this failure of line of code.)

  Look through other threads for other ideas.

• QT application fails to start in Release mode

  Hello

  I have an application based on Qt Quick, which I would like to publish in the world of Blackberry. It works perfectly when it is started from Qt Creator by clicking on the green arrow button. When I followed the packaging and signature guide, all orders are executed without error (except blackberry-debugtokenrequest, who claims THAT COMINCO is already registered). However, when I try to start the application on my Dev Alpha, it requires just the permission to write to shared folders (access_shared) and then ends immediately. Next time it is started, it just ends immediately.

  What can be wrong?
  Here's my bar - descriptor.xml:

  
  http://www.qnx.com/schemas/application/1.0">
      com.example.QMLBB
      QMLBB
      0.1.0
      DESCRIPTION
      
          true
          none
          false
      
      none
      COPYRIGHT
      
      
      
      -style
      qnxlight      access_shared
      run_native
      
      PROJECTNAME
      qml
      gYAAgEl1FC6kSYWgAVnyIqH7hC4
  
  

  My Dev Alpha OS version is 10.0.10.263. My BB 10 native SDK version is 10.0.9.1673. I am running Ubuntu 12.04, 64-bit.

  I finally realized that the path in the xml tag:

  PROJECTNAME
  

  is not a path to the executable of the application of the system target files, but on my PC. So far I've got have been running blackberry-nativepackager in the directory of the source code, so I packed some garbage instead of the executable files. Working directory of Qt Creator is the one with the binaries. I now run native Packer in the directory where Qt Creator built the binary output and everything works fine. Application starts very well.

• Application failed (MFC) in the release through the optimization of the compiler, but works well in the debug version

  I am facing problem with the Release version. Application works fine in the Debug version, but in the Release version a pointer initialized to contain the object of another class becomes allocation to different addresses, causing corruption to its values.

  My main application class is K32App
  code in K32App.h file
  CSheetPrintManager* m_pSheetPrintManager;
  CSheetPrintManager* GetSheetPrintManager() { return m_pSheetPrintManager; }
  
  In file K32App.cpp
  K32App::K32App()
  {
    m_pSheetPrintManager= NULL;
  }
  BOOL K32App::InitInstance()
  {
    if(!m_pSheetPrintManager)
      m_pSheetPrintManager= new CSheetPrintManager();
  }
  K32App::~K32App()
  {
    if(m_pSheetPrintManager)
      delete(m_pSheetPrintManager)
  }
  
   In my file  CSheetPrintManager.cpp
   void CSheetPrintManager::CSheetPrintManager()
   {
     //Initialized all member variables to default values.
     Init();
  
   }
   void CSheetPrintManager::Init()
   {
     m_nSheetType = SheetIllegalNone;  //long
     m_sBankEntry.Empty();         //CString
     m_bHistorical = FALSE;        //BOOL
     m_bDebitDetailsSet = FALSE;  //BOOL
     m_mapRequested.RemoveAll(); // Type CMap
   }
  

  During the startup of the application, when it reaches

    if(!m_pSheetPrintManager)
      CSheetPrintManager= new CSheetPrintManager();
  

  and trying to create a m_pSheetPrintManager object, a 'this' inside the CSheetPrintManager.cpp pointer shows a valid address (0x03768ce0) at the stop just to brace {, once I more in CSheetPrintManager.Init (), not 'this' gets different location and starting point to a different address (0 x 0000000) and then passing more its starting pointing to an another rental (0x03786ce0)} ", then arriving to m_mapRequested.RemoveAll(); 'this' points to some other location. back to main application C32App.cpp file I get next to 'm_pSheetPrintManager' error CXX0030 ' expression cannot be evaluated" in the window of the car. and application continues to run. See what get when move mouse m_pSheetPrintManager (can't post the image because need 10 reputation for him :) so antisocial)Auto window studio screenshot 

  In debug mode, I get m_pSheetPrintManager pointing to the same location during all the processing of the application and members are always correctly initialized.

  But in Release mode, m_pSheetPrintManager continues to point to the different location (address in the window of Auto value). and all the class member variables CSheetPrintManager garbage (Uninitialized) values with each line of treatment within the CSheetPrintManager class.

  If I disable the optimization of the c++ in Release Mode then it works very well without any problems.

  Any help/advice/suggestion is the most popular. Thanks in advance.

  PS: This is my first question here so please excuse if you lack something to point or express properly.

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
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• Embedded Python import questions (numpy, scipy, h5py) in release mode

  Background:

  I'm working on a scientific application that uses numpy/scipy (Python modules) in the backend for the calculation and h5py for data collection.  My application consists of a layer of UI in QML/C++ calling an embedded digital computations Python interpreter.

  I have compiled successfully cross - the following libraries:

  BLAS, LAPACK, HDF5, Python3.2, numpy, scipy and h5py

  The application under app/native directory structure is as follows:

  + assets

  + qm

  + usr

  + include

  + lib

  + pkgconfig

  + python3.2<- numpy/scipy/h5py="" exists="" within="" the="">

  libblas.so

  libgfortran.so.3

  libhdf5_hl.so.8

  libhdf5.so.8

  liblapack.so

  libpython3.2m.so

  libpython3.2m.so.1.0

  libpython3.so

  So far, I am able to run my application in debug mode and was able to import various Python modules (including plug-ins) without any problem.

  Problem:

  As I approach of realization, I started testing in release mode and noticed the following:

  (1) loading external libraries that are formatted in the works of the file bar (ie: I'm able to call BLAS/LAPACK Fortran libraries HDF5 routines).

  (2) run the Python interpreter works integrated (in the main thread or in a separate thread)

  So, I am able to confirm that the external libraries and the Python interpreter running in release mode, as well.

  Problems occur when I tried importing Python modules:

  (3) import builtin Python modules/packages works without problem

  (4) import of modules/packages with relative path fails.  Example, if I run the command:

  Import numpy

  This works in debug mode but not in release mode.  After further review, it seems that when importing packages, any import with relative path statement will fail.  In release mode, the example above does not have:

  Of. import scimath as emath

  However, the following statement works:

  from .scimath import *.

  I have two questions:

  (1) no assumption whether it is a problem of Python, is a matter of output mode?  I'm leaning toward release mode because the same application runs in debug mode.  I also looked at the python source code and could not see nothing esoteric files IO operations.

  2) based on the observation, it seems that relative paths are handled differently between the Debug and Release modes.  Could someone tell me please to some documentation explaining the differences?  And if there is no such thing as these documents, may provide a brief summary?

  Thank you

  Josh

  Ok.  I think just, I solved my problem.  I will list the observations of first and then another solution that could be useful to someone in a similar situation.

  Bottom Line Solution (if you don't want to read more):

  Apparently, I have compiled my LAPACK library with extended precision of point floating (128 bits) that are not supported on the Cortex A9.  I recompiled LAPACK with double precision.  Running and the import of the application in release mode now works.

  Interesting observations:

  At first, I thought that the dynamic library release mode handles loading differently than the debug mode, because during development, I never came across questions.  As a result, I decided to directly link all libraries that numpy using in my application (even if the application does not use them).  Compile and link all are perfect, but of course, during execution, the numpy failed to load module.

  So I decided to run it in debug as a validation test mode.  Surprisingly, the application will fail at the binding stage!  It gives symbols not try to call the extended precision of the XBLAS library routines (which, as mentioned previously, does not work on the Cortex A9).  At this point, I'm completely flabbergasted that I've been running the application using LAPACK in debug mode without ever seeing this message for almost a year.

  I wondered how is this possible?  I also use the linear algebra of scipy module, calling LAPACK/BLAS routines without problems during development.  In debug mode, I never see this failed or any message indicating that there are unresolved symbols in my the LAPACK library.  In addition, I cross check all calculations against MATLAB/Octave and they are correct.

  Conclusions:

  Here are my conclusions, and if a BlackBerry person can confirm, I'll be very grateful:

  (1) in the mode of publication, the dynamic linker will check each symbol in a shared runtime library.  If no symbol is not resolved regardless of whether your application is used or not, the library of loading will fail.  This does not work in debug mode.

  2) there is a potential bug (not sure) in the linker which also behaves differently between the debug mode and release mode.  In debug mode, the linker cannot link a shared library if no symbol cannot be resolved despite the executable not referencing them.  In release mode, the linker will not FAIL.

  If the two above are met, then I would make a suggestion to change behaviors such as build step and run step behaviors are aligned between them.  Please let me know if it's intentional or if I should file a bug report.

  Thank you
  Josh

  PS: Btw, I also built a Fortran cross compiler in case you're wondering how I managed to compile the BLAS and LAPACK for BlackBerry.

• How can I start to debug when iOS package hangs just outside the compilation without debug mode?

  Hello

  I have an application that I'm migrates from the web to mobile, and I recently encountered a problem where it will crash on the charge, but _ONLY_ when they are packed for liberation as well as iOS.

  FOR EXAMPLE:

  1. for Android, works at

  -Emulator

  -USB debugging

  -release mode compilation

  2. for iOS, works in:

  -Emulator

  -fast compilation USB debugging

  -USB debugging standard compilation

  Doesn't work in:

  -compile ad hoc

  Initially, I thought it was because of loading SWF with ActionScript, but even after replacing these files with static JPEG, it always crashes.

  I commented all the traces, after another report by the forum that has listed the tracks as a problem with ad-hoc compile.

  I tried mobile bundle strings resources out of the sight of problem that these channels are not displayed in the view of problem (but do it somewhere else).

  In all cases, the result is the same:

  Discover loads then freezes before he gets far enough set navigatorContent property (declared in MXML) so it hangs just with no. visible labels.

  Have you tried a number of things to debug it and twenty minutes by compilation, there is a limit to how much I _can_ try, so, please, please, someone has an idea of where to look the potential problems that could be causing my application to fail?

  Thank you

  Gaius

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  I used the Swiz (which is awesome, btw) framework and compilation of the library of Swiz rather that to use the CFC that I needed a change to the base, I forgot one of the metadata tags since the compiler args - for some reason, recovered by operating in any other mode of compilation, it crashed when running in release mode.

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• LOOK for iOS, 'HelloWorld' fails to compile

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  Windows 7 Professional SP 1

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• Is there a way to get a core dump of an app that crashed in release mode

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  You can do if you are able to make an update to your application and install it. That "should" not (I have not tested) affects mehdi files which are located in the logs / folder of the sandbox. You may have this "update" be nothing more than a program to copy these mehdi files somewhere safe (effectively "cp newspapers/*.core shared/misc").

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• Failed to compile SWF - pre-test

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• Failed to compile swf CP8

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• RH10 made double path to some images and fails to compile HTML Help

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• the Api client DLL crashing only in release mode

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