In the server.log I'm finding the (unhelpful) error. only nontermination wasnt the most unhelpful kind of compiler error message, ever. It also points out that there may be an issue with initialization order of globals in different source files (I'll experiment with this and post a bug report if I can confirm). Occasionally the PyKmip server can't find the requested keys. This code, for example, will never stop compiling in gcc 4.4.10. The chuck/tail-stock barrier function turned ON, and an axis entered the. It seems to me that this is completely in line with what the ConnectIQ development team has announced, so I'm not sure it could be considered a bug. Correct any setting error of the parameters for the stored stroke limit. I'm not sure this really helps you, but it does confirm that Monke圜 doesn't do folding of constant expressions where it could be. You can improve this further, but potentially increase maintenance cost, by explicitly giving a value to the constant without doing any arithmetic. The global is still initialized dynamically, but no arithmetic is done at runtime. You will see the difference in source_XApp_mc_4_0. I'll have to investigate to prove it, but if this is an issue, one way to avoid that would be to put all globals into a single file. If there are multiple files with globals in them, and one of those globals depends on those from another file, it seems like there may be an order of initialization issue. It looks like the one source file in my project has this special init section. You can see that PI is a global that is statically initialized, but PIx2 is dynamically initialized in source_XApp_mc_4_0.
XApp 1 CLASS 2 METHOD 1 MODULE globals_Rez
I can see the following in the generated 'assembly' code (you can see this by compiling with -g and capturing the output being sent to stderr). I did some experimenting, and found some interesting stuff. It does not seem that it has the ability to fold fold non-literal constants yet. var number = 4 + 5 will now compile to var number = 9 instead of performing an add operation. On Windows, when the file is not readable I get the appropriate 'TracError: IOError: Errno 13 Permission denied: ''' (trunk).However I get an 'TracError: The Trac Environment needs to be upgraded. Optimize apps by having the compiler fold constants into a single value. I tried to reproduce the error given the snippet provided, but my test case works as expected (using the 2.2.3 SDK)ĭc.setColor(Gfx.COLOR_WHITE, Gfx.COLOR_BLACK) ĭc.drawText(cx, cy, Gfx.FONT_LARGE, PIx2.toString(), Gfx.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER | Gfx.TEXT_JUSTIFY_VCENTER) Īccording to the Release Notes section for v2.2.0 in $/README.html, it appears that Monke圜 is supposed to fold literal constants.
I think it would be very helpful to the development team if you could provide a test case for the issue and make a post in the Bug Reports forum (be sure to follow the Bug Reports Forum Rules in your post.