It is not reproducable, thats the problem. Its just crashing the way i described it. I mean, there cannot be a logical explanation that a step over
and walk through these simple lines of code create different results. And there is no logical explanation that it all takes 30-40 times
longer than in the version before, I think the developers know what they changed and know where to have a look.
Doerk Hilger: It is not reproducable, thats the problem. Its
just crashing the way i described it. I mean, there cannot be a logical explanation that a step over and walk through these simple lines of
code create different results. And there is no logical explanation that it all takes 30-40 times longer than in the version
before.
I have an EA which crash, I just drag it, it displays some objects on the chart then MT5 crash. I think it's the same as what you have ?
And by the way, since 4 hours I am doing nothing else than trying to debug and figuring out where the problem comes from. Actually I wanted to get me
something to eat but this is a massive problem which is coming up. And believe me, as soon as I am able to reproduce it, I will be the first one who
provides a code. But I am absolutely sure, that I will never be able to reproduce it, cause this bug is somewhere else.
Doerk Hilger: And by the way, since 4 hours I am doing nothing
else than trying to debug and figuring out where the problem comes from. Actually I wanted to get me something to eat but this is a massive
problem which is coming up. And believe me, as soon as I am able to reproduce it, I will be the first one who provides a code. But I am
absolutely sure, that I will never be able to reproduce it, cause this bug is somewhere else.
I know.
So in my side, the debugger is working well. AND the EA is working normally in debug mode.
That means the problem comes from the optimization of the compiler in normal mode.
Doerk Hilger: But anyway, the delays are bugs themselves and I
am sure everybody who has more than just a few lines of code can easily reproduce at least this.
I don't think so, your EA is very complex.
Can you disable the optimization of the compiler, compile in normal mode and try ?
It is not reproducable, thats the problem. Its just crashing the way i described it. I mean, there cannot be a logical explanation that a step over and walk through these simple lines of code create different results. And there is no logical explanation that it all takes 30-40 times longer than in the version before.
I have an EA which crash, I just drag it, it displays some objects on the chart then MT5 crash. I think it's the same as what you have ?
Trying to debug...
And by the way, since 4 hours I am doing nothing else than trying to debug and figuring out where the problem comes from. Actually I wanted to get me something to eat but this is a massive problem which is coming up. And believe me, as soon as I am able to reproduce it, I will be the first one who provides a code. But I am absolutely sure, that I will never be able to reproduce it, cause this bug is somewhere else.
I know.
So in my side, the debugger is working well. AND the EA is working normally in debug mode.
That means the problem comes from the optimization of the compiler in normal mode.
But anyway, the delays are bugs themselves and I am sure everybody who has more than just a few lines of code can easily reproduce at least this.
I don't think so, your EA is very complex.
Can you disable the optimization of the compiler, compile in normal mode and try ?
I don't think so, your EA is very complex.
Can you disable the optimization of the compiler, compile in normal mode and try ?
Currently the most time i used wasting until the debugging begins.