Ross Finlayson wrote:
The program crashed in GroupScokHelper.cpp line 635 due to the fact
that ctime() returned NULL
This is the problem that you should address first. I have never heard
of anyone else encountering this problem before, so I suspect that you
may have a problem with some binaries being out of date. I suggest
removing *all* LIVE555 binary files, and compiling linking everything
from scratch.
Hi,
I have seen this error before on windows, but I didn't delve into it
particularly deeply. It relates to the timestamp value being greater
than the windows-defined maximum time value (something like
_MAX__TIME64_T if I remember correctly). It only occurs when called from
live's timestamping function which is itself only called when outputting
debugging information as far as I know. You can either stop outputting
any debug info until you know what the real issue is or just check for a
null value returned from ctime().
Cheers,
Tony.
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