Fatal run time error

[Crystal Yang]

I debug my app, a fatal run time error occured as below:

 FATAL RUN-TIME ERROR:   "gsm_rf_tester_main.c", line 289, col 63, thread id 0x0000053C:   Invalid argument type: found 'pointer to char', expected 'pointer to int'.

does anyone can help me?thanks

crystal

[RobertoBozzolo]

Crystal, this kind of error is likely to happen when the control passed to the function is of incorrect type (e.g. you use SetCtrlVal (panel, control, "string") on a numeric control instead of a string control).

The most probable cause is that the panel handle is incorrect and points to a different panel from which you expect to. To fix this error check control ID and panel handle values.

[Crystal Yang]

Hi,

thanks for your help. it works:-)

Yesterday evening I paste another error during debugging, could you pls look at below:

 gsm_rf_tester_main.c - 6 warnings
  894, 61   Warning: Local 'l_vChecklistId' has not been fully initialized.
  895, 61   Warning: Local 'l_vChecklistId' has not been fully initialized.
  896, 55   Warning: Local 'l_vChecklistId' has not been fully initialized.
  1644, 42   Warning: Local 'l_vChecklistId' has not been fully initialized.
  1645, 42   Warning: Local 'l_vChecklistId' has not been fully initialized.
  1646, 36   Warning: Local 'l_vChecklistId' has not been fully initialized.

The relative code is as below:

for (i=0;i<1;i++)
            {
                  GetCtrlAttribute(l_vTestConfigPanelHandle,l_vChecklistId[i],ATTR_ON_COLOR,&OnColor);
                  GetCtrlAttribute(l_vTestConfigPanelHandle,l_vChecklistId[i],ATTR_OFF_COLOR,&OffColor);
                  GetCtrlVal(l_vTestConfigPanelHandle,l_vChecklistId[i],&state);
                  if (state)  // ON
                      SetCtrlAttribute(l_vTestConfigPanelHandle,l_vButtonId[i],ATTR_CMD_BUTTON_COLOR,OnColor);// OFF COLOR
                  else        // OFF
                  {
                      SetCtrlAttribute(l_vTestConfigPanelHandle,l_vButtonId[i],ATTR_CMD_BUTTON_COLOR,OffColor);   // ON COLOR
                  }  
            }
   
    // Draw Events and Panels Immediately!
    ProcessDrawEvents ();                        
             DisplayPanel(l_vTestConfigPanelHandle); 
   
   break; 

Hope you can help me.

crystal

[RobertoBozzolo]

Yes, I saw the message you are referring to but I cannot help you in this matter: I occasionally had this warning in my applications especially on array of structures, but after checking that each element of the array holds the correct values and that my program runs without problems in debug mode I gave no more importance to this and didn't look for an explanation.

Have you checked all the elements of the array? Do they contain valid values?

[Crystal Yang]

i try to check them in my code

            l_vChecklistId[0]=TESTCONFIG_Check_Pwr;
            l_vChecklistId[1]=TESTCONFIG_Check_Mod;
            l_vChecklistId[2]=TESTCONFIG_Check_Swit;
            l_vChecklistId[3]=TESTCONFIG_Check_Ber;
            l_vChecklistId[4]=TESTCONFIG_CHECK_Sens;
            l_vChecklistId[5]=TESTCONFIG_CHECK_Desence_BT;

I can not find something wrong:-(  Maybe my debugging experience is so limit.

crystal 

[dilution]

What about the declaration of the  variable?
int l_vChecklistId[6]; ?

[Crystal Yang]

Hi Roberto,

Thanks, I change int l_vChecklistId[12] to int l_vChecklistId[6],

then error disappeared.

crystal

[RobertoBozzolo]

Thanks for the credits but I will transfer them to dilution which has given you the final solution

[dilution]

No problem Roberto. I can share the credits with you.