Reputation: 2428
My question is kind of hard to explain quickly. It's difficult to explain out of context. Therefore I am willing to pay someone to help me out over Skype. I'm sure it is just a noob mistake.
Basically, I have a for loop that loops 729 times. When my program is ran, I receive an error when the loop reaches 366 or 367. This is the error:
Exception at... ... QTimer::isSingleShot
The exception pointer points to one of four places every time it freezes, but it always points to when I use QString::fill.
Here is a snapshot: http://gyazo.com/81397af78abd7be46df1bf28960e6f0d
At first, I thought it was a timeout issue, so I moved the loop into a thread. But I still get the error.
My header file for the thread is this:
http://gyazo.com/09fb1eafe8f42314aa918715b83a72eb
I added QThread::msleep(200); for each time it loops to see if it was a timing issue, however, it will still freeze on loop 366 or 367 at one of 4 locations.
Thanks for your time :)
Upvotes: 0
Views: 128
Reputation: 8284
So, the 0xe06d7363 code was the code for an exception from the Windows C-Runtime. When catching it with
try{
///code including the .fill which allocates memory
}catch(std::exception &e){
qDebug()<<e.what();
}
it turned out to be a bad_alloc
so he simply ran out of memory.
Upvotes: 1