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• Startup error: Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Libray - runtime error

  Original title: Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Libray - runtime error

  Lately, once my computer is completely loaded up (and I haven't done yet), I get the error message: "Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Libray ‑‑ runtime error." And it does not have a specific program that is the cause, it simply says "program C: /...» "How can I solve this problem? I use Windows 7.

  Hello

   
  Thanks for the reply.
   
  You must uninstall all versions of Visual C++ redistributable Package installed in the computer and reinstall the latest version of the 64-bit version of the redistributable Visual C++ from my previous post.
   
  Let us know if you need additional assistance.

• Miscroft Visual C++ Runtime Libray R6025 run-time error

  I get this message and I'm getting kicked out of the program I'm in when it happens.  How can I fix it?

  Try to install this update of C++: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=5555

• How to the base address of a library shared runtime

  on Unix, it is average:

  cat/proc //card

  00400000-00401000 r - xp 00000000 08:01 /home/zhangqianlong/Lib_test/a.out 2364347

  under QNX, there isn't. only:

  # ls-l
  Total 383618
  -rw - 1 devuser dev5 196411392 Jun 09 08:25 as
  -rw - 1 devuser dev5 41 Jun 09 08:25 cmdline
  -rw - 1 devuser dev5 80 Jun 09 08:25 exefile

  Y at - he command to check the procmap process?

  It's done. I already knew that. Pidin f aO | grep libname.so

• Performance of CVI 2013 SP2 with CVI 2015 - Windows XP problem

  I see that XP isn't an operating system in 2015 of the CVI.

  Most of our PC are Win7 now, but we have some legacy units which require XP due to a limitation of external controller processor.

  Is is possible to generate executables in 2015 CVI which will work correctly with the runtime of 2013?

  Alternatively, CVI SP2 from 2013 and 2015 CVI co-exist on the same PC development?

  I would not get stuck with CVI 2013 SP2 for the future just to maintain a few predictable XP-based PC.

  Hi Shr,

  I recommend reading through this community's message: https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-23955

  Essentially, you can develop a code in CVI 2015 but set the executable to run on previous versions of the Run-Time Engine. Note that the older version of the RTE of Side-by-Side CVI is 2012. You can indeed install previous versions of the CVI on the same computer. The shared runtime will be set to the latest version. Other versions will be side-by-side. The code is not guaranteed to work with previous versions of the RTE so be sure to test the code locally before moving on to another computer.

• Buscar search index indizaci n reindizar volver has indizar buscar b squedas b squeda servicio whale n problems with delivery problems

  Runtime libray

  runtime error

  Hi Leo,

  This forum is for questions MSE. Your question seems to imply searches and the search index and related troubleshooting.

  We speak only English here, but there is a Forum for answers to performance and Maintenance support in Spanish at: http://answers.microsoft.com/es-es/windows/forum/performance?page=1&tab=all&tm=1300700638376 where you can get expert services in your language.  Don't forget upward to enter the version of Windows that you are using by selecting it from the drop-down menu if you go the appropriate forum for your system.

  Good luck and best wishes.

  ******************************************************

  Hola Leo,

  Este foro're para cuestiones raccoon. El problema parece implicar busquedas y del search index y problemas related to respond.

  Hablamos ingles aqui, pero hay solo a creative foro para el soporte performance y mantenimiento en Español: http://answers.microsoft.com/es-es/windows/forum/performance?page=1&tab=all&tm=1300700638376 where is you can get help from experts in su idioma. Asegúrese that el principio y enter the version of Windows that use al in el menu desplegable para seleccionar what vaya el el foro para right knew sistema.

  Buena suerte y mejores deseos.

• 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.

• CS6 - fonts embedded in external swf loaded--lack of characters

  I created a SWF with some embedded fonts, and nothing else. I put all the fonts to export for Actionscript. When I load the external police, I call Font.registerFont () on each of the classes of this SWF fonts. The fonts work, but several characters are missing from the police.

  However, if I incorporate the same fonts in the main swf file that has the textfields instead of their loading from an external swf, all characters appear as expected.

  The alternative is for me to integrate several fonts in several other SWFs to be redundant.

  This seems to be a serious bug in Flash. I like it if it's not, and I'm doing something wrong. Adobe, are you listening?

  That's why I approach to code for 98% of all projects. My TextFields are that all formatted using the TextFormat class. I embed or load a SWC with the fonts in the main project and whatever other charges have use fonts that I loaded only once in the main application.

  Consider that there are also Runtime shared as an option for you. This is where you mark all your fonts in a Font.FLA export as shared runtime. Then just create the same fonts in your other parts of the user interface, but to import from the file shared time. Then you can work on the separate user interface components while still seeing the correct font.

  System code page simply means that if I'm on an English Windows copy then which will be the language that Flash considers most important. If I try to embed Arial and then programmatically create and populate a TextField with Chinese, it won't work, nothing will be displayed. Even though I explicitly tell Flash to include Chinese glyphs (which certainly exist in Arial). Because I can not specify the unicode range I need and force it as Flash Builder, Flash "magically internally" decide everything I need is English (latin) glyphs and wouldn't integrate the Chinese glyphs. This magical behavior was always a pain.

• Package ADT command

  This question has been posted in response to the following article: http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/air/build/WS901d38e593cd1bac1e63e3d128cdca935b-8000.html

  Hello

  I have not checked with ipa-ad-hoc yet.

  Meanwhile, a link to my script ANT to compile the ipa

  http://Exchange.nurunadv.com/Ant.zip

  I use FDT 4.5.3.

  The folder structure are

  - CBC

  - libs

  . EulerGyroscope.swc

  . EulerGyroscope.ane

  - bin

  - development

  - ios

  . GyroscopeDemo - App.Xml

  . GyroscopeDemo - dev.ipa

  . GyroscopeDemo.swf

  - Ant

  . dev_build. Properties

  . dev - build.xml

  . iOS.properties

  Post edited by: marcaia
  I solved the problem on ipa-test.

  I used EulerGyroscope.swc as shared Runtime Code.
  I added new folder named "extensions" and moved to EulerGyroscope.ane inside.
  in the compiler arguments, I've defined extensions - extdir

  He works now :)

• Align problem fonts when they are imported from runtime shared library

  Hello

  I'm faced with a problem of police on the CC Flash and Flash 2014 version.

  I'm on PC, Windows 7.

  I have a first Flash using AS3 file, named lib_font.fla. In this first file, I have 5 symbols of fonts in the library:

  -all fonts are properly integrated.

  -all fonts are exported for runtime sharing

  -When I publish lib_font.swf, all right, the texts are displayed correctly

  

  I now have a second Flash scene, which imports just 5 fonts to lib_font.swf.

  On the main timeline, I simply put 5 different textFields:

  -> linked to the 5 different imported fonts.

  -> with a font size of 23 pts

  -> When I publish my swf 4 textFields will police base poorly aligned/shifted.

  I added the ascent of text to the text value to see what has been returned:

  

  You can note that:

  -> for all textfields buggy, rise of the text values will be '36.8'.

  -> for work textfield, text ascension is 21.95

  Now, if I simply remove the import for the fonts option listen to, the base line of text will be displayed correctly!

  

  It is not because of the police itself or incorporation options. Import for runtime sharing really breaks the behavior of fonts.

  Is there a solution?

  I finally found what was wrong with that!
  In fact, I had another swf which was exporting these fonts for TIME sharing, under the same URL.
  There was a kind of silence conflict between them.

• Runtime sharing URL in CC Flash is empty

  I do not know if everyone knows this, but it is seriously hinder our workflow:

  (1) we create a FLA that contains a bunch of components and graphics on the stage, with all that in the library of the export for DURATION value sharing project with unique names. We title the exported swf lib.swf.

  (2) we create a new FLA project and import a number of these files in the library in our new library.

  (3) I do a right-click on one of them and go to its properties and that it is checked Import for run-time sharing, but the URL is empty.

  (4) I enter lib.swf URL and click OK.

  (5) when I click with the right button on it and distributed to its properties, I see that once more it is checked as an import for the sharing of life, but the URL is empty.

  Sometimes I can compile even despite this, but usually I'm running an error in compilation where Flash tells me that there is no definition available for one of my Articles of imported library.

  This needs a fix, as soon as possible.

  Andres

  I had the same problem and found that if I set an absolute path or relative in the properties of the symbol, Runtime Shared Library, URL field, then the URL of the import has been postponed in the other document and everything worked properly. But if you put a simple file name in the URL field he does not get delayed and having the problem you describe.

• Sharing graphics between several sovereign wealth funds (runtime sharing)

  I put in a quiz. I have a main .swf making requests to a server to get questions. The server then responds with a string of text is parsed, and the container issue is drawn on the screen. For example, the server may respond to the question "is the sky blue?" response = true '.

  My application would then create a box containing the question and two buttons labelled 'true' and 'false '. Each of these elements are drawn using various images of nine-patch that I include in the .swf file.

  My problem is the following. I want to include custom question formats. Instead of simple text, I want to add a question like 'click the blue square on this photo '. I plan do a bunch of these issues in Flash and export a .swf files. The server could then send one of these .swfs as well as issues of simple text.

  Some of these separate issues will contain elements (for example, buttons or text boxes) that I like to shoot in the same style as the questions that are created from scratch in the main application.

  I don't know what is the best way to achieve this. If I include the nine-patch images in each of the separate .swfs so surely I'll run into problems if I ever want to change the images. I have to recompile all the .swfs. I also want the user to be able to change the themes. It is easy to achieve if I swap on nine-patch images in the main application, but will be annoying otherwise.

  create one or more fla files that contain your (in) active symbol of shared.  in the library of the FLA, for each asset that needs to be shared: right click > click Properties > select export for runtime sharing and assign a class and a url.  (at least, to use a subdirectory of your main project directory because you cannot leave this field blank.)

  in all the SWF files that you want to use these common goods, create symbols (graphics are not relevant because they will be replaced by assets created in the fla above) > each symbol library you want to replace a right click > click Properties > check import for TIME sharing, assign a class name corresponding meanings that should replace this symbol and the use of the url the same subdirectory as above with the name SWF:

  

  

  in my swf file that contains the orange oval, all instances on the boards will be replaced by the green square.  at a later time if I wanted to use red squares, I would just change the symbol with the symbole1 class in my swf exporter to a red square.

• Runtime Shared Library - please help

  Hi all

  I am very new to Flash, in fact this is my first Flash project and I have self taught myself how to use Flash.

  I have designed and created a banner online, I am extremely pleased with the results, although when I try to test my Flash movie, I get a message until it plays, saying my content will not steam, Runtime Shared Library...

  Here is a screenshot of the real message I get http://CL.LY/0p1w04153W1Q0k1U2J2W

  

  I tried to navigate to the settings it is said in the message, but I don't really know what I want or what I'm doing.

  If someone could be so good as to explain exactly what that means and how to fix?

  Kind regards

  James

  Hi James,

  Unless you have a type of animation in your fla to load first few frames you have really to worry about this message.

  This is a warning to those who try to spread their SWF and read before SWF animation has completely downloaded. Since it is a banner, it is probably no more then 30 k and so streaming is not a factor.

  Simply restore the TLF the default value and ignore this dialog.

  Through the dialog advanced settings of the ActionScript 3.0 > Library Path the default link value Runtime shared library (RSL)

  and download the .swz with your swf file.

  Kind regards

  Ken

• Flash CS5: Runtime Shared Library

  Hello

  I'm having a problem editing my flash files. Everything was fine until a few days ago and now all of a sudden I get an error message when I try to post telling me that the file will not publish due to an RSL error. He advises me to change my publish settings as follows:

  • Publication settings
  • AS3's advanced settings
  • Settings of Runtime Shared Library
  • error: text_layout_1.0.0.595.swz for TLF text

  I am told that the swf file will not work without a preloader. There are two options: custom preloader and enter the code. I'm inserting animations in a captivate project. If I choose the custom preloader animation does not work in Cp. When I try to insert Cp only recognizes them as being long of 2 images. If I choose the Merge option code it my captivate project go haywire completely.

  Any suggestions? Ideas? I'm pretty much only to learn how to use the tools of creation and has a deadline looms for this project in a few weeks.

  Thanks for any help!

  Maedhbh

  (a) must you TLF text?

  Merging the SWZ in the code makes sense for your needs, what happens exactly in captivate with her?

  Remember that Captivate 4 was released before the CS5, so I would say that there could be some errors or workarounds in the mix of these two.

  You can check the captivate forums, if anyone there similar known.

• CS3 Runtime shared library link

  I'm new to the runtime shared libraries, so thought someone will see what obvious thing I am doing wrong.
  
  Given:
  
  1 created an Assets.swf with a MovieClip symbol exported with a link name called "Symbole1". "Export for actionScript", "Export for run-time sharing" and "Export in first frame" is checked them all. URL: 'Assets.swf '.
  
  2. created a Movie.swf that matters 'Symbole1' Assets.swf (using the dialog open external library).
  
  3. attached a Document class to Movie.swf containing Movie.as code attached below.
  
  Result: Two compiler errors:
  
  Movie.As, line 9 1046: Type was not found or is not a compilation contant: symbole1
  Movie.As, line 9 1180: call to a method may not set symbole1.
  
  Movie.As code:
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  

  I wonder why Adobe allows even the box "Export for runtime sharing" if she does nothing for AS3? This certainly lead me in the rabbit hole hurt trying to get this approach to work.

  In any case, I made the changes of code suggested to Movie.as (attached). Box off the 'export for runtime sharing' on symbole1 in Assets.fla. Levied on importation of symbole1 Movie.fla. And, of course, the importation of symbole1 works now. Thank you, kglad.

  So in summary, the two points that I missed were:

  Each exported symbol must have as a definition of the class associated with a .as file. If this symbol is imported using the AS3 "import" directive.
  Ignore the "Export for runtime sharing" mechanism entirely and use the Loader class.