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Exception in Timer.cpp
I've been programming using WPI library for a couple of weeks, but just today I started getting exceptions every time I debug the program.
As soon as the program starts, an exception is thrown at sem.take() in Timer.cpp. This occurs even when I've commented out the #include "Timer.h" in WPILib and all other headers that I could find. Does anyone have an idea what the problem is or how to fix it? Screencap of the error is attached. |
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Re: Exception in Timer.cpp
I'm also encountering inexplicable errors in planting the breakpoints. I've not had these errors either. The source file MUST be downloaded because that's my robot code!
Screencap of the error is attached: |
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Re: Exception in Timer.cpp
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This is what happens when the debugger is asked to debug code that's not executing on the target. The fact that it's showing your code simply means that's what it *thinks* is in the target. Last edited by gvarndell : 17-02-2009 at 09:58. Reason: grammar |
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