It is working now! Thanks!!
Jussi
2010/6/13 Benoît Minisini :
>> ...but declaration:
>> void Aja_Mtrx(int k0[][31], int k1[][31], int k2[][31])
>>
>> Gives same valgrind output.
>>
>> Jussi
>>
>
> OK, the bug should be fixed in revision #3004!
>
> Regards,
>
> --
> Benoît Minisini
>
> --
> ...but declaration:
> void Aja_Mtrx(int k0[][31], int k1[][31], int k2[][31])
>
> Gives same valgrind output.
>
> Jussi
>
OK, the bug should be fixed in revision #3004!
Regards,
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Benoît Minisini
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ThinkGeek and
...but declaration:
void Aja_Mtrx(int k0[][31], int k1[][31], int k2[][31])
Gives same valgrind output.
Jussi
On Sun, Jun 13, 2010 at 17:41, Jussi Lahtinen wrote:
> Forgot to mention this valgrind output is made with declaration:
> void Aja_Mtrx(int k0[31][31], int k1[31][31], int k2[31][31])
Forgot to mention this valgrind output is made with declaration:
void Aja_Mtrx(int k0[31][31], int k1[31][31], int k2[31][31])
Jussi
On Sun, Jun 13, 2010 at 17:41, Jussi Lahtinen wrote:
> OK, I compiled revision 3003, still signal 11.
> But different valgrind output (see attachment).
>
> Jussi
OK, I compiled revision 3003, still signal 11.
But different valgrind output (see attachment).
Jussi
2010/6/13 Benoît Minisini :
>> > What happens if you declare Aja_Mtrx that way?
>> >
>> > void Aja_Mtrx(int k0[31][], int k1[31][], int k2[31][])
>>
>> It trows error: "array type has inco
> > What happens if you declare Aja_Mtrx that way?
> >
> >void Aja_Mtrx(int k0[31][], int k1[31][], int k2[31][])
>
> It trows error: "array type has incomplete element type"
>
> > And that way?
> >
> >void Aja_Mtrx(int k0[31][31], int k1[31][31], int k2[31][31])
>
> Same, sign
> What happens if you declare Aja_Mtrx that way?
>
> void Aja_Mtrx(int k0[31][], int k1[31][], int k2[31][])
It trows error: "array type has incomplete element type"
> And that way?
>
> void Aja_Mtrx(int k0[31][31], int k1[31][31], int k2[31][31])
Same, signal 11.
Jussi
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> OK, even better, here is my 5 minute project to measure reaction time.
> It should show your reaction time (time between background turns to
> white and you releasing button [clicking is more depended on speed of
> finger]).
> It will work only if you use IDE to set lblTulos.Text = "0" before
> r
> > Did you compile Gambas with debugging information enabled ?
>
> Gambas is compiled with following steps:
> 1. ./reconf
> 2. ./configure -C
> 3. make
> 4. sudo make install
>
> Are debugging information enabled by default?
>
> > Otherwise you will have more useful information by running
