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Rankcheck crashes when mouse is unplugged #11
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This also happened to me sometimes when unplugging the USB charger of my headphones |
What OS are you running? Can you provide a stack trace/core dump? |
Windows 10 64bits, but I didn't encounter this issue recently and I don't have a stack trace, sorry. |
So it's not reproducible? i.e. it doesn't happen every time you unplug your mouse? |
Just tested with the mouse multiple times, it didn't crash. I'm using rankcheck v1.5.1 |
Do you have wireless/usb headphones? |
unsure of how to provide a stack trace, but I was able to reproduce the error just now on 1.5.1. Awesomenauts had to be running for rankcheck to crash. I am also on Windows 10 x64. |
@Forty-Bot Bluetooth, disconnecting them doesn't crash rankcheck |
We should consider adding support for stack trace generation on Windows (e.g. using Dr. Mingw) in order to collect more information about this crash. This can be implemented as an optional run-time dependency. |
I ran into this issue as well. The log file stated it was a segmentation violation, if that helps. |
@thetimmorland and @frenchDolphin, can you try running rank check with prodump. You will need to run it from the command line; |
Here's the file since it was too big to upload: https://expirebox.com/download/182de94b0269f9f826eb10eae8131b73.html |
Your link is broken. Can you try using a pastebin such as https://ptpb.pw, https://gist.github.com, or https://bpaste.net |
Yep, sorry I took so long. I didn't realize that you could open it with Visual Studio and get the dump from there. Here: https://pastebin.com/rNsKNrJk |
Can you upload |
I had to use Google Drive because the file was too big. (That's why I tried to use that other service the other time). https://drive.google.com/file/d/101gQ4OkLLV-4_53Nrn5ywSK7P67lBhl-/view?usp=sharing |
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