Crash in 3.0.5b 64bit (Linux) when starting simulation

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SeveQ
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Joined: 25 Jul 2013, 20:46

Crash in 3.0.5b 64bit (Linux) when starting simulation

Post by SeveQ »

Hi folks,

I'm running into a problem here after updating my V-REP installation to 3.0.5b. I can load my old scene (created with 3.0.4) but when I want to start the simulation, V-REP just crashes with a segfault:

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Simulator launched.
Plugin 'Dynamics': loading...
Plugin 'Dynamics': load succeeded.
Plugin 'BubbleRob': loading...
Plugin 'BubbleRob': load succeeded.
Plugin 'Collada': loading...
Plugin 'Collada': load succeeded.
Plugin 'K3': loading...
Plugin 'K3': load succeeded.
Plugin 'Mtb': loading...
Plugin 'Mtb': load succeeded.
Plugin 'ReflexxesTypeIV': loading...
Plugin 'ReflexxesTypeIV': load succeeded.
Plugin 'RemoteApi': loading...
Plugin 'RemoteApi': load succeeded.
Plugin 'Ros': loading...
Plugin 'Ros': load failed (could not load). The plugin probably couldn't load dependency libraries. Try 'ldd pluginName.so' for more infos, or simply rebuild the plugin.
Plugin 'SimpleFilter': loading...
Plugin 'SimpleFilter': load succeeded.
Plugin 'Urdf': loading...
Plugin 'Urdf': load succeeded.
Using the internal 'MeshCalc' functionality.
Using the 'Dynamics' plugin.
Using the internal 'PathPlanning' functionality.
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Here's my scene file on my ownCload server so you can try and see if you can reproduce the crash and hopefully fix it or help me solve this problem.

Cheers, Hendrik

coppelia
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Re: Crash in 3.0.5b 64bit (Linux) when starting simulation

Post by coppelia »

Hello Hendrik,

Your scene loads and runs fine on Ubuntu12.04 (32 & 64bits). Are you running on them?
Is it possible that it crashes when V-REP is supposed to display a message? (e.g. "you are running your simulation with custom settings, etc.")

Cheers

SeveQ
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Joined: 25 Jul 2013, 20:46

Re: Crash in 3.0.5b 64bit (Linux) when starting simulation

Post by SeveQ »

Yeah, that's absolutely possible. I have a dialog box in one of my scripts.

The crash has only occured on one of my three machines, yet: the least important one, luckily. So, as far as I'm concerned, there's no need to dig deeper.

Thanks anyway

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