Standard Library Problem

I am experiencing a sporadic InDesign CS3 problem using the Mac debug version and the PC release version. InDesign is crashing while trying to free up memory inside the C++ standard template library. Typically the flow of control is in ~set() or ~basic_string().
Has anyone else ever experienced any problems or incompatibilities between InDesign and the C++ standard library? I've looked over the code thoroughly and I'm reasonably sure I'm using the STL correctly. Also, the code runs fine in the Mac release version and the PC debug version.
Any suggestions would be welcome.
Thanks

Thanks for the reply, Eugenio
I am pretty sure I am not double deleting. Overwriting memory somewhere is possible, however the code works fine on PC debug.
The problem on the Mac would seem to have been caused by the FORCE_INLINE commands in MemoryStatics.h In our debug version the delete commands were not being made inline, and leaking into the application. Our library allocated memory using the standard allocator, which was then deleted by the K2Memory memory manager. Instantiating a standard template library object similar to the ones used in our library somehow magically makes things work.
On the PC release version we have got the program to get further by removing all the compiler optimisations, however it is currently crashing when clearing an empty vector.

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CREATE OR REPLACE LIBRARY xp_nuencryption_l
AS
'/home/jchamber/datasecure/lib/libxp_nuencryption.sl';
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE xp_nuencryption
AS
PROCEDURE xp_nuhash2;
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CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY xp_nuencryption
IS
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#include <fstream>
class MyException {
public:
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extern "C"
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func(fout);
catch (MyException& ex) {
fout << "xp_nuhash2: caught MyException" << std::endl;
fout << std::flush;
fout.close();
Here is how we build the library on HP-UX:
# compile
aCC -g -AA DA2.0W DS2.0 +z -c xp_nuhash2.cpp -o xp_nuhash.o
#link using aCC
aCC -g -AA DA2.0W DS2.0 +z -b -o /home/jchamber/datasecure/lib/libxp_nuencryption.sl xp_nuhash.o \
/usr/lib/pa20_64/libstd_v2.a \
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SQL> @nuhash2
Library created.
Package created.
Package body created.
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DECLARE
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I am experiencing a problem with using the C++ standard library on HP-UX inside my extended procedures.
Here is the definition for the library and procedures:
-bash-3.2$ more nuhash2.sql
CREATE OR REPLACE LIBRARY xp_nuencryption_l
AS
'/home/jchamber/datasecure/lib/libxp_nuencryption.sl';
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE xp_nuencryption
AS
PROCEDURE xp_nuhash2;
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CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY xp_nuencryption
IS
PROCEDURE xp_nuhash2
IS EXTERNAL
LIBRARY xp_nuencryption_l
NAME "xp_nuhash2"
LANGUAGE C;
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Here is the PL/SQL test program:
-bash-3.2$ more testnuhash2.sql
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON SIZE 1000000
DECLARE
BEGIN
xp_nuencryption.xp_nuhash2 ();
END;
Here is the implementation of the extended procudure - notice how we are using the C++ Standard library:
-bash-3.2$ more xp_nuhash2.cpp
#include <string.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
class MyException {
public:
MyException() {}
int func(std::ofstream& fout )
fout << "func: About to throw exception in func()" << std::endl;
throw MyException();
extern "C"
void xp_nuhash2 ()
std::ofstream fout("/home/jchamber/xp_nuhash2.txt");
try {
fout << "xp_nuhash2: About to call func()" << std::endl;
func(fout);
catch (MyException& ex) {
fout << "xp_nuhash2: caught MyException" << std::endl;
fout << std::flush;
fout.close();
Here is how we build the library on HP-UX:
# compile
aCC -g -AA DA2.0W DS2.0 +z -c xp_nuhash2.cpp -o xp_nuhash.o
#link using aCC
aCC -g -AA DA2.0W DS2.0 +z -b -o /home/jchamber/datasecure/lib/libxp_nuencryption.sl xp_nuhash.o \
/usr/lib/pa20_64/libstd_v2.a \
/usr/lib/pa20_64/libCsup_v2.a
chatr +dbg enable /home/jchamber/datasecure/lib/libxp_nuencryption.sl
Here is how we test:
SQL> @nuhash2
Library created.
Package created.
Package body created.
SQL> @testnuhash2
DECLARE
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-28576: lost RPC connection to external procedure agent
ORA-06512: at "JCHAMBER.XP_NUENCRYPTION", line 0
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Now, if i use classic C++ (aCC -AP) it works. The trouble is, we have a lot of code that uses the Standard C++ library and we don't have the time to port it back to classic C++.
The problem seems to be with an incompatibility with the standard C++ library. What is the magic potion of linker and/or compiler switches that would enable my extended procedures to use the standard C++ library?
Here is the environment we are using:
Oracle 9i (64-bit)
HP UX 11.11
Regards

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I understand that there's already a lot of threads about the sudden disappearance of iTunes libraries, however I'm typing this up because I'd like to point out in a bit more detail what I'm seeing happening to my computer, and maybe have a collective of what's going on. This issue has happened to me five times in the last two months since I've updated to iTunes 11. After searching on google I know the missing library problem has existed since the early 2000s; why this glitch has yet to be fixed 13 years later is beyond me. I have personally never had this problem until updating to 11, and seeing the many other threads on here this appears to me to be an issue with this version of the software more than it has been in previous versions.
Before I continue, I have tried the following to fix it:
Simply readded my whole library. It was only wiped again a few weeks later.
Completely uninstalled and reinstalled iTunes. That didn't work either, so it's not just an updating problem.
What I haven't tried
Changing where on my computer iTunes is installed. I have no idea where on the computer might be better or if it will change anything. I have iTunes installed on its default location on my local C: disk.
Importing the music directly from my iPod into iTunes. Can this be done? If so, how? Not everything on my iTunes is a store purchase, most of it is imported CDs and also amazon purchases too. So I don't know if the transfer purchases option works. While this wouldn't fix this current issue, I would like to know how to do this if possible since it would just be a quick fix whenever this happens.
What is happening:
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iT 2.tmp
iT 3.tmp
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My own personal opinion
Seeing just how many threads with this issue are popping up, this leads me to believe that this isn't just a problem with my personal computer or my personal install of iTunes 11. These temp files also lead me to believe that as well. In other words, whatever glitch has existed with iTunes since the early 2000s is for some reason running rampant in version 11.
TL;DR:
Please developers, actually look at this library glitch within the program itself. It can't just be an individual user's problem because way too many people are experiencing it.

No worries. You've probably run into one the other threads I've posted to but I'll add my thoughts here anyway...
Empty/corrupt library after upgrade/crash
Hopefully it's not been too long since you last upgraded iTunes, in fact if you get an empty/incomplete library immediately after upgrading then with the following steps you shouldn't lose a thing or need to do any further housekeeping. Note that in iTunes 11 an "empty" library may show your past purchases with links to stream or download them.
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Alternatively, depending on exactly when and why the library went missing, there may be a more recent .tmp file in the main iTunes folder that can be copied and renamed as iTunes Library.itl to restore the library to an earlier state. Look for a recent .tmp file that is similar in size to the .itl files in the Previous iTunes Libraries folder. If it has happened repeatedly you may want the earliest such file generated since the last iTunes upgrade.
If applicable, see iTunes Folder Watch for a tool to catch up with any changes since the backup file was created.
When you get it all working make a backup!
Should you be in the unfortunate position where you are no longer able to access your original library, or a backup of it, then see Recover your iTunes library from your iPod or iOS device.
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tt2

Apache C++ Standard Library 4.2.0 released

October 29, 2007 -- The Apache C++ Standard Library project
is pleased to announce that the official stdcxx 4.2.0 release is
now available for download from the following location:
http://people.apache.org/dist/incubator/stdcxx/releases/
For additional details see the stdcxx Download page:
http://incubator.apache.org/stdcxx/download.html#releases
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Library] is a full implementation of the C++ Standard Library
conforming to the ISO/IEC 14882:2003 international standard for
the programming language C++.
4.2.0 is a "minor" release of the library that is source and
backward binary compatible with stdcxx 4.1.x. Programs linked
with 4.1.x can safely upgrade to 4.2.0 without needing to be
recompiled. Forward compatibility (i.e., the ability to
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is not guaranteed.
This release of stdcxx contains a large number of bug fixes and
a number of improvements. For a complete list of issues resolved
in this release of the project see:
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is pleased to announce that the official stdcxx 4.2.0 release is
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For additional details see the stdcxx Download page:
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The Apache C++ Standard Library [formerly Rogue Wave C++ Standard
Library] is a full implementation of the C++ Standard Library
conforming to the ISO/IEC 14882:2003 international standard for
the programming language C++.
4.2.0 is a "minor" release of the library that is source and
backward binary compatible with stdcxx 4.1.x. Programs linked
with 4.1.x can safely upgrade to 4.2.0 without needing to be
recompiled. Forward compatibility (i.e., the ability to
"downgrade" programs linked with stdcxx 4.2.0 to stdcxx 4.1.x)
is not guaranteed.
This release of stdcxx contains a large number of bug fixes and
a number of improvements. For a complete list of issues resolved
in this release of the project see:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?mode=hide&requestId=12311754
This release of stdcxx has been fully certified on the following
platforms (for additional platform notes see the project's README
file).
* Compaq/HP C++
* Compaq/HP C++ 6.5 and 7.1 on Tru64 UNIX
* Compaq/HP C++ 7.1 on Tru64 UNIX
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* EDG eccp 3.8 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.0, x86_64
* EDG eccp 3.9 on Solaris 9
* GCC
* gcc 4.1.1, Solaris 10, SPARC
* gcc 4.1.0, SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 10.0, EM64T
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* gcc 3.4.6, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, Update 4, AMD64 and EM64T
* gcc 3.4.4, Cygwin on Windows XP SP 2, x86
* gcc 3.4.4, FreeBSD 6.2, x86
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* gcc 3.3.3, SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9.1, AMD64
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Got error when call standard library in form personalizations

There is a standard library OEXOEFRM attached to from OEXOEORD. Now I tried to call a procedure in libary with form personalizations, but got failed.
Action: Builtin
Builtin type :execute procedure
Argument: begin OE_SCHEDULE_ACCESS.SET_SCHEDULE_ACTION ('para1','para2'); end
When 'apply now', got the error "....could not be evaluated becuase of error ORA-06550: line 3, column 1: PLS-00201:'OE_SCHEDULE_ACCESS.SET_SCHEDULE_ACTION' must be declared.
My question is how to call form library procedure in form personalizations? What builtin type should be used and any extra steps need to be done?
Is there any documents on oracle metalink specific to this issue?
Thank you very much for your help.

Forms personalization is described in detail in ML Note 279034.1.
Limitations of personalizations are in note 420518.1
HTH
Srini Chavali

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Hello everyone,
I have been using an ibook for a while now and consequently had my entire 10,000 song library on an external firewire harddrive. Until now...
Just purchased a new iMac with a nice big 500gb internal harddrive.
I'd like to relocate the entire library to the new internal harddrive. Although most of my library is structured the way iTunes does it (artists/album folders), about 1000 or so random songs are in other folders. (I only keep complete albums in folders using the "iTunes way") Therefore the iTunes-provided "Consolidate Library" feature will not help me. I want to keep my own structure.
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Are there Applescripts that will ease the process of relocating a non-standard library structure? Or should I go ahead and try this.
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Hello,
Just bought a Nokia E5, looks to be a sweet phone so far...
Only, Ovi Suite is just annoying. Very slow on communicating with the phone (USB connection) and some big problems.
Impossible to delete music from the library ! How is that ?? And also the library takes ages to add a new folder.
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Hope you can solve the library problem because it's quite annoying.
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@satari
Yeah, alright already!
We get that without you plastering this message over EVERY single thread dealing with issues of that truly useless and pathetic piece of software called Ovi-Suite.
Especially since the new version DOES NOT SOLVE ANY OF THE ISSUES AT HAND IN THE THREADS YOU MASS PASTED INTO!
Ovi-Suite 3.x still no longer syncs music, which IMHO is a basic function. Who on earth wants to be forced to manually update the phone playlists and songs whenever songs are added on the PC? That is beyond backwards.
Hello? It's 2011, not 1991.
Ovi Suite 3.x still randomly refuses to add songs to the library on the PC (e.g. it skips several songs from an album folder, yet they play fine when added to the phone manually outside Ovi-Suite), an issue that can only be corrected by deleting the entire library on the PC and recreating it. A "repair library" function is notoriously absent.
I'd like a so called Smartphone to make tasks easier and more comfortable instead of harder.
Newer Nokia handsets may be slightly less bad, but the N97 with Ovi-Suite is still the smartphone/desktop combo from hell.
The fruit phone/ITunes combo is sadly restricted by the greed and desire to control everything of Apple, but at least the products work reliably and consistently for the most part. The same is true for 'Droid devices.
Ever seen a black lemon? They turn black when they rot. My N97 is black. 'nuff said

Older itune version 10.6 trying to reinstall, library problem?

I reinstalled older itune version 10.6 on Win7 after I reformatted the drive.
1. Now i have a library problem? the itunes will not open and i get a message "itunes library.itl" is from newer pgm. how can i work around it?
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your serial number is for an upgrade version. you need to prove you have a qualifying upgrade product.
after you enter your upgrade serial number and the installer failing to find a previous version, you should be given the option to choose the previous version and enter its (the older version's) serial number.
if that's not working, what version are you trying to install and why didn't the above work?

Where are C++ Standard Library Classes for Unicode RFC SDK?

I have the Unicode RFC SDK and there is a document (sapucdoc.htm) that explains that the C++ standard library classes have SAP_ equivalents. For example:
string --> SAP_string
It then says that header files for these classes are named SAP<standard lib name>.hpp. So for the string class:
string.h --> SAPstring.hpp
The rfcsdk/include directory does not contain any of the header files. Where can I find these header files and possibly libraries I need to use the standard C++ libraries with this version of the RFC SDK?
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Those icons are not accessible directly.
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{cod}
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[SOLVED] Where are standard library functions like getchar() defined?

I'm new to programming, and I'm curious about the definitions of standard library functions like getchar(), but when I look in stdio.h, all I see are function prototypes. Where is the actual definition? Is it built into the compiler?
Thanks for your help.
Last edited by nbtrap (2012-02-21 17:24:31)

KingX wrote:That would be in stdio.c, stdio.h is the header file.
Thank you, I think I understand now. Correct me if I'm wrong: stdio.c is source code for glibc, which is compiled into a shared object file that is distributed with the glibc package. My only question would then be: how does the compiler know to link to the object file when it's not explicitly stated. For example when I compile a program, why do I not have to type:
gcc program.c /usr/lib/libc.so
and why does
gcc program.c
suffice?

C++ standard library

I'm looking for the C++ standard library. On linux machines it can be found under /usr/lib/.../libstdc++.a
I would really appreciate any help.
TIA
Geva

Hi There,
The C++ COmpiler includes a shared version of
the C++ Standrad library. It is called
libCstd.so.1.
It is in /usr/lib directory.
If you want to know more on C++ Standrad library, check out Chapter 13 of C++ User's Guide from
http://docs.sun.com and select Forte Developer 6 Update 2 compiler collection.
I hope this helps.
.....jagruti
Developers Technical Support
Sun Microsystems, http://www.sun.com/developers/support

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