what is reson behind error malloc(): unaligned tcache chunk detected ?
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i don't know but when i run my qt/qml application. it get crash with below message :
malloc(): unaligned tcache chunk detected
if any body now the solution then please let me know about this ?
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i don't know but when i run my qt/qml application. it get crash with below message :
malloc(): unaligned tcache chunk detected
if any body now the solution then please let me know about this ?
@Qt-embedded-developer said in what is reson behind error malloc(): unaligned tcache chunk detected ?:
if any body now the solution then please let me know about this ?
Please first use debugger to see where exactly it is crashing in your code.
That is way more efficient than asking in a forum without any code and waiting for an answer... -
@Qt-embedded-developer said in what is reson behind error malloc(): unaligned tcache chunk detected ?:
if any body now the solution then please let me know about this ?
Please first use debugger to see where exactly it is crashing in your code.
That is way more efficient than asking in a forum without any code and waiting for an answer...@jsulm in debugging mode it not get crash only when running on release mode it get crash.
i want to know when above warning or error comes ?
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@jsulm in debugging mode it not get crash only when running on release mode it get crash.
i want to know when above warning or error comes ?
@Qt-embedded-developer
For a start it will depend on your operating system and compiler, about which you say nothing.
It is also relevant whether you yourself are callingmalloc()
, you don't say.
Did you try Googling for the exact error message? -
@Qt-embedded-developer
For a start it will depend on your operating system and compiler, about which you say nothing.
It is also relevant whether you yourself are callingmalloc()
, you don't say.
Did you try Googling for the exact error message?@JonB no i have not used malloc. i have used new operator.
Yes i have done google.
i am using linux os
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@JonB no i have not used malloc. i have used new operator.
Yes i have done google.
i am using linux os
@Qt-embedded-developer said in what is reson behind error malloc(): unaligned tcache chunk detected ?:
Yes i have done google.
Google:
malloc(): unaligned tcache chunk detected
Loads of hits. How did they relate to your situation? -
@JonB no i have not used malloc. i have used new operator.
Yes i have done google.
i am using linux os
@Qt-embedded-developer You also should check your app for memory leaks and other memory related issues. You can use Valgrind for that.
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@Qt-embedded-developer You also should check your app for memory leaks and other memory related issues. You can use Valgrind for that.
@jsulm can i check like below for qt executable file that get created after build on cmd line in linux :
valgrind --tool=memcheck --leak-check=yes ./qtapp
i have used above command but i got the warning :
error while loading shared libraries: libadc.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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@jsulm can i check like below for qt executable file that get created after build on cmd line in linux :
valgrind --tool=memcheck --leak-check=yes ./qtapp
i have used above command but i got the warning :
error while loading shared libraries: libadc.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
@Qt-embedded-developer said in what is reson behind error malloc(): unaligned tcache chunk detected ?:
What is this lib?
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@Qt-embedded-developer said in what is reson behind error malloc(): unaligned tcache chunk detected ?:
What is this lib?
@jsulm this library is my shared library used in app
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@jsulm this library is my shared library used in app
@Qt-embedded-developer
From the same shell (e.g. not from Creator) as wherever you ranvalgrind --tool=memcheck --leak-check=yes ./qtapp
from, do you not get same error message if you try./qtapp
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@jsulm this library is my shared library used in app
@Qt-embedded-developer Where exactly is this lib located?
You can set LD_LIBRARY_PATH (in same terminal where you're calling valgrind) to point to the folder where this lib is located.
Keep in mind that you can also use Valgrind directly in QtCreator.