I have currently changed to a new microcontroller, STM32F070RBT6, I have used the STM32CubeMx to set up the microcontroller, i currently have no code just HAL initialisation code, when i debug it comes up with error message saying " The stack pointer for stack 'CSTACK' (currently 0x20000E38) is outside the stack range (0x20000110 to 0x20000510)"
I have tried all today to find the error, thats why i created a new stm32cube project with only initialisation code to see if it was an error on my part or HALs, does anyone have any idea what is causing this error? I havn't provided code as the project only contains the startup file etc, I am also using IAR as the IDE
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I try to run Quickfix\n project and I face the above error with 6846 warnings. Why does this happen ? I see that many resolve this error message by modifying the code (i mean general this error message & not especially for the project of quickfix\n) but I didn't write this code so that to be in somewhere mistake while I get the quickfix\n as project to run it
Hi All: I have a VS2019 console app project that generates PDFs. Everything was working fine a month ago. When I re-opened the project and tried to run it, I am receiving a nullreferenceexception error when trying to create the first font in the PdfDocument.
PdfFont bfTimes = PdfFontFactory.CreateFont(StandardFonts.TIMES_ROMAN);
throws:
System.NullReferenceException
HResult=0x80004003
Message=Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Source=itext.io
StackTrace:
at iText.IO.Font.FontCache..cctor()
I've confirmed the PdfDocument exists, and the font above returns "true" for "isRegistered".
Nothing changed in the project, but I did update VSCommunity to 16.11.2 at some point in the past couple of weeks. Is there any way to get a better error description for what's happening?
i searched for that specific exception error and found this other post from a few weeks ago:
https://csharpforums.net/threads/using-a-winform-to-create-a-pdf-using-itext7.6406/
The suggestion to turn on "just my code" in the debugging options made the error go away like magic :o
My app dose not crashes but the UI is broken. I am getting this error
*UILabel:0x137d4d060- AMBIGUOUS LAYOUT for UILabel:0x137d4d060.minX{id: 3323}, UILabel:0x137d4d060.minY{id: 3334}
I found in the forum this similar question but printing the description of the Label dose not help me to locate it. How can I identify the label 0x137d4d060 causing the problem?
Since moving to Xcode 8 and iOS10, my metal based app fails to run at all. On launch I get the error: "Compiler failed with XPC_ERROR_CONNECTION_INTERRUPTED"
This appears two to three times in the console before crashing due to a MTLComputePipelineState not being successfully created and throwing an error when calling the MTLDevice function makeComputePipelineState(function:). The only changes I have made to the project is to update to Swift 3.0, but the console seems to imply a compiler error, which due to the crash I'm assuming is down to some metal code not compiling properly.
Any help would be appreciated, this is ageing me prematurely.
UPDATE:
I've located the line causing the trouble in the .metal file:
int gi1 = permMod12[ii+i1+perm[jj+j1+perm[kk+k1]]];
permMod12 is a static constant array declared as:
static constant int permMod12 [512] = {7,4,5,7...}
perm is similarly static and constant:
static constant int perm [512] = {151,160...}
The variables ii, i1, jj, j1, kk and k1 are all integers calculated in the same kernel.
The kernel is quite large so I'll post a link to the GitHub location. It's the functions called simplex3D and simplex4D that are causing the issue. These are very similar so only focus on one of them, they are carbon copies but 4D has another stretch of variables running (ll, l1, l etc).
The issue certainly seems to be with looking up these arrays with calculated variables as when I change the variables to simple literals there is no error.
The kernel needs to be executed in order to get the error to occur.
Any help with this new info would be great.
I also encountered the same error: "Compiler failed with XPC_ERROR_CONNECTION_INTERRUPTED". The issue was resolved. It stemmed from attempted use of 'threadgroup bool' type variables. Refactoring the code to use 'threadgroup short' variables in place of the boolean resolved the error. (Could not find in the Metal Version 2 specification if bool type is or is not a valid threadgroup type.)
I've encountered this situation, and it seems that there is no unique solution to solve this problem. In my case, the problem was occurred when a texture that uses a normalized coordinate sampler also uses read() function. When I switch read() function to sample() this weird error was removed. I hope your problem were solved already.
I've bound an iOS library, SVGKit, to C# using Xamarin/Monotouch. After some issues I've managed to get the library to build ok.
My code can be found here: https://github.com/jamesmundy/SVGKit.Xamarin
Unfortunately, when I try to initialise a type from the class I receive the following error:
Could not initialize an instance of the type
'SVGKitBindings.SVGKFastImageView': the native 'init' method returned
nil. It is possible to ignore this condition by setting
MonoTouch.ObjCRuntime.Class.ThrowOnInitFailure to false.
The full stack trace is can be seen here.
Any idea as to what is causing this problem and what I can do to rectify it?
Update: Here is the full Build Output of my project. http://pastebin.com/f60wFm52
Update 2: Tried setting SmartLink to false and rebuilding, same error though a slightly different build output. http://pastebin.com/ApCAz2BP
Look at the source code for SVGKFastImageView init [1]:
- (id)init
{
NSAssert(false, #"init not supported, use initWithSVGKImage:");
return nil;
}
The managed exception is correct: you can't call this constructor.
[1] https://github.com/SVGKit/SVGKit/blob/cd47ae95e57c9490a9238173855ecbe83d4aaf44/Source/UIKit%20additions/SVGKFastImageView.m#L53