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WildcardFileFilter wavFiles = WildcardFileFilter("*.wav", "", "wavFiles");
fileChooser = new FileBrowserComponent(
FileBrowserComponent::FileChooserFlags::openMode
| FileBrowserComponent::FileChooserFlags::canSelectFiles
| FileBrowserComponent::FileChooserFlags::canSelectDirectories,
File("/Users/harrygardiner/Desktop"), &wavFiles, nullptr);
I'm trying to isolate .wav files in my audio application but it keeps telling me I have bad access problems, why is this?
Your wavFiles lives on the Stack. fileChooser is probably outliving wavFiles and then tries to access it resulting in undefined behaviour.
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I am using boost msm to implement HSM and I am at the point where the maximum number of transitions possible is 50. I looked at some blog posts and they said that if we create /mpl/vector/vector60.hpp, it should work. I tried and this is the error I get
I am wondering how I am generate these vector60, vector70.hpp .. files or map60, map70.hpp files so that I can get more transitions.
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So I'm brand new to c++ and just started the beginner class. The professor has given us the exact prompt to put into the program and I am still receiving an error. I have checked over and over for any small flaws such as spacing or random ";" that a lot of people seem to do, but still no results. Can anyone see anything wrong with what I have down?
Remove asterisk (*) right below "//Purpose of this program ..." and try it again.
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When i tried to register my POA in corba, i am getting Marshelling exception. I registered all registry already with my object.
I m using ACE/TAO 2.0a
Any help appriciated
Architecture has been changed in corba since 1.3a now you have to try registering all MarshellingProxyies that supply. Please have a look at new registryfactory in CORBA 2.2a,
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I want to detect if a window/process is running, and if it does, to make the c++ program close.
Something like this:
if (FindWindow(NULL, TEXT("Fiddler"))) {
;
std::exit
;
}
It doesn't works for some reason.
WHy do you have random semi-colons floating in space?
This code should look like:
if (FindWindow(NULL, TEXT("Fiddler")) != NULL)
{
std::exit(0);
}
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I have tried searching for this online, but I haven't had any luck. I'm hoping there are some theories here. We were able to get our code to crash on this line:
pipe = popen(cmd, "w");
cmd has recently been allocated, but the allocation was checked to verify that it wasn't null and inspecting the core file reveals that it is indeed a valid string. I'm curious what else would cause popen to segfault if the parameters passed in are valid ? Will popen segfault if there are no more available file descriptors on the system? Are there any other things I can look into for why this might've failed?
Thanks.