I've been doing a lot of Linux development lately. Exceptions
sometimes result in a silent death, and the only way I've found to
pin them down is to log information during execution. As for the
assertion failure, you might check permissions. Rb apps write files
to a subdirectory /.tmp, and will raise assertion failures when this
fails.
Charles Yeomans
On Sep 2, 2006, at 11:34 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm getting a failed assertion upon launch of a console app under
Linux
that says:
../Common/loaderX86.cpp: 211
Failure Condition: foundFunction
Function 'RuntimeGetTextFileFromResourceManager' was not exported
Is anyone familiar with this? I've report it as:
<http://www.realsoftware.com/feedback/viewreport.php?
reportid=lcrxtsau>
and didn't find any other reports (searching by the runtime function
name above), but I'm hoping somebody has a clue and will be willing to
share. The same console app under OS X generates no error.
Also -- this may or may not be related -- under Linux, the app
occasionally quits, with no apparent pattern, and with no error
message
nor exception raised (at least, as judged by the
App.UnhandledException
event). Earlier this morning I had steps that reproduced it every
time, tested about four times in a row. "Aha!" thought I, "it's
reproducible now, I'll narrow it down after breakfast." But after
breakfast, the same steps no longer cause it to quit. No doubt as
soon
as I give up on it and my client starts using it, it will quit again.
:( Once again, the same app and several very similar ones have run
quite reliably under OS X, making me wonder if there might be some
connection.
Has anybody else seen this sort of random-quitting behavior under
Linux, and if so, what can you share about it?
Thanks,
- Joe
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