Setting value to QProgressBar causes program to crash
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I designed a multithreaded video-recording program but it sometimes crashes and I need help to figure out why.
My threads (which extends QThread) emit a signal (with an int identifying them and a double indicating their progress) which is connected to a slot in the MainWindow. The slot average the progress of the different threads and update a QProgressBar. I tried to catch the errors but it doesn't work...
Code:
void MainWindow::captureProgressHandler(int i_Thread, double d_Progress) { v_d_Progress[i_Thread] = d_Progress; double d_Average = 0.0; for (int i = 0; i < v_d_Progress.size(); i++) { d_Average += v_d_Progress[i]; } d_Average /= v_d_Progress.size(); d_Average *= 100; qInfo() << "Average progress:" << (int) d_Average << "%."; if (qpb_Progress->value() != (int) d_Average) { try { qpb_Progress->setValue((int) d_Average); } catch (...) { // Does not work qInfo() << "Error!"; } } }Error:
QWidget::repaint: Recursive repaint detected The program has unexpectedly finished.@bs55
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Hi
qpb_Progress is a member of MainWindow ?captureProgressHandler is the slot that all threads signal is connected to ?
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@bs55
Are you sure your application is crashing in this function??@Tirupathi-Korla Yes because when I comment this line
// qpb_Progress->setValue((int) d_Average);the program doen not crash...
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Is
qpb_Progressinitialised properly ?Can you show the stack trace ?
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@SGaist The QProgressBar is initialized by this line:
qpb_Progress = new QProgressBar(this);The stack trace is as follows:
Thread # 1 : 50 %. Thread # 0 : 50 %. QWidget::repaint: Recursive repaint detected Average progress: 25 %. The program has unexpectedly finished. The process was ended forcefully. /home/remi/Documents/Internship/MyProjects/build-SpinnakerSandboxQt3-Desktop-Debug/SpinnakerSandboxQt crashed.It does not occur when I use only one camera (and therefore one thread) so my guess is that the function is executed twice simutanously and that it causes a conflict when the two instance try to access the QProgressBar at the same time...
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Are you trying to update GUI elements directly your threads ?
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Hi
I tried with 2 worker objets to have them bombard a ProgressBar
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Hi
I tried with 2 worker objets to have them bombard a ProgressBar
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@mrjj Maybe the error only occurs on Linux.
Considering the number of cameras and their framerate it will be called up to 2440 times per second (that's one call every 0.41 milliseconds). Maybe Qt isn't up for the task...@bs55
Hi
hard to say as im not sure what give the
"Recursive repaint detected"
it does sound like a paint is in progress while new one started but
signals should prevent that. ( i tried with 6 threads but still no error)Qt uses native tasks so if its not fast enough, you might need other design to reach such speeds.
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You do realise that most screens have at most a 60fps refresh rate while the human eyes is already fooled at 24 ? So having a 2440 Hz refresh rate is useless and from the looks of it you are even overloading your application with that.
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You do realise that most screens have at most a 60fps refresh rate while the human eyes is already fooled at 24 ? So having a 2440 Hz refresh rate is useless and from the looks of it you are even overloading your application with that.
