QCamera busy problem

[thippu]

@CptN3m0 Hi,
are u using c++?
solution is:
delete the QCamera object before u initialize it,
do like this to avoid program crash

//cam is QCamera Pointer object
if(cam)
{
delete cam;
}
//Then do initialization of cam object 

It will frees the previous resource if it is still holding.
Let me the status of ur problem.
:)

[jsulm]

@thippu You are aware that there is nothing to delete if you did not yet initialize it?

[thippu]

@jsulm yeah,
It won't enter the if statement ,if there is nothing;

[jsulm]

@thippu That's the point: it will not solve the issue as it will not do anything

[thippu]

@jsulm How can you say, it can not solve?Have you tried this?

[jsulm]

@thippu You start the app, it crashes and leaves the device in busy state. Now you start the app again and execute this lines:

// cam will not be initialized, so if part will not be executed
// So, how can this fix the problem?
if(cam)
{
    delete cam; // This will NEVER be executed
}

[thippu]

@jsulm .It will enter the if statement ,if there is any previous resource right?

[jsulm]

@thippu There will not be previous ressource in the app as you start the app again...

[SGaist]

The memory used in an application run has nothing to do with the memory used in the next run. Therefore an object allocated in one application run won't be available at all in the next run. The memory space have nothing in common.

[thippu]

@jsulm said in QCamera busy problem:

@thippu You start the app, it crashes and leaves the device in busy state. Now you start the app again and execute this lines:

// cam will not be initialized, so if part will not be executed
// So, how can this fix the problem?
if(cam)//if cam not initialized this statement will not be executed right?
{
    delete cam; // This will NEVER be executed
}

[thippu]

@thippu yes ,you are getting it;

[thippu]

@SGaist Yes, true