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My application fail in Disassembler - anyone recognize the problem?

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    RuWex
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    error.PNG
    Do you know what that error maens?

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    • R RuWex

      error.PNG
      Do you know what that error maens?

      Christian EhrlicherC Online
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      Christian Ehrlicher
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      @RuWex said in My application fail in Disassembler - anyone recognize the problem?:

      Do you know what that error maens?

      Take a look into the backtrace to see where the crash comes from.

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      • R RuWex

        error.PNG
        Do you know what that error maens?

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        @RuWex
        Yes, it means that i was a negative number when it should have been a positive one, at the given line number in that Qt source file.

        Compile for debug and use the stack trace pane of the debugger to identify the exact line in your code whence this error emanated. It looks like you are not passing a sensible value/index to a Qt QString method.

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          @RuWex
          Yes, it means that i was a negative number when it should have been a positive one, at the given line number in that Qt source file.

          Compile for debug and use the stack trace pane of the debugger to identify the exact line in your code whence this error emanated. It looks like you are not passing a sensible value/index to a Qt QString method.

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          @JonB @Christian-Ehrlicher
          I'll try:) I hope I'll find the problem

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