Just add --verbose to the CMake build step. See below for details:

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@James-Gallegos It works, Thanks

Hello, I'm trying to generate the profiling results for the NXP S32K3XX MCU using Coco with GHS compiler and I can only generate the .csmes and .csexe file containing the code coverage data (by the way, the code coverage results are perfect). It seems that only adding the "--cs-function-profiler=all" command line parameter is not enough to generate the profiling data or this platform is not yet supported for profiling. Could you please clarify if this platform is supported or not? If it is supported, could you please help me figure it out why the profiling results are not being collected and stored in the .csexe file? Thank you in advance.

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It might work right now, but will not in the future.

There is a new feature coming to C++26 (https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2023/p2795r3.html) which addresses a problem related to this. Currently if you do something like this

it will most likely print secret. Both functions will use the same stack space and reuse the same memory. The proposal for C++26 is to handle uninitialized variables explicitly to avoid this problem.

On the other hand this also means in your concrete case if some other function reuses the same stack space it will overwrite \x11\x01\x1E\xD0.

Someone should check the following with the standard, but I believe there is a difference between

and

I would expect the first version to copy the string into the serialNumberCommand array. In the latter case you are just holding a pointer to an existing string in static storage. This pointer can then be handed safely to QByteArray::fromRawData as QByteArray will not hold the pointer handed to it, but the thing it points to. The thing it points to should be permanent. (I am not sure it the C++ standard guarantees this, but it is the general implementation of C strings.)

If you want something more fancy, there is not only constexpr but also constinit (since C++20). cppreference (https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/constinit) mentions that constinit declares a variable with static or thread storage duration. However, as the example on that page shows, you need to write static constinit inside a function. Just constinit alone will not do.

各位先進前輩好，

小的近期在windows作業系統上研究用Qt開發觸控軟體，

其中一個需求是希望可以做到像windows的Kiosk模式，不論軟體發生甚麼錯誤 (除了crash和硬體錯誤之外)，都可以不彈出與顯示錯誤提醒視窗

研究到目前為止，所收集到的資訊與測試結果，好像可以做到但不是很確定。

因此想請問一個問題：Qt是不是可以在不使用任何QMessageBox/QDebug或其他win32 Message API的狀況下，達到像Kiosk模式不顯示任何的錯誤提醒視窗 (除了crash和硬體錯誤之外) ???

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@JonB said in Frequent unresponsiveness of this site:

heroku

Oh well, I remember that one! About two or three weeks ago I had trouble opening the webpage at all on two different days. It just wouldn't load. I used different websites to check if it was just down for me and the majority of those pages claimed that the Qt forum was up an running. Pinging forum.qt.io would would send a response from heroku. Didn't have any problems recently (no slow downs, no unresponsive/unreachable webpage).