javacv 1.2, android 6.0.1, nexus 6: Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV), code 1 #412
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Great, thanks for debugging this! Let me know what you find.
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After upgrade to 1.2 version, it has the same problem on Nexus 5X. |
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Indeed, FFMPEG functions work on Android devices running version 5.1.1 (Lollipop) and below, though crashes with "Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV), code 1, fault addr 0x8 in tid 7234 (FFMPEGVideoPlay)" on Android devices running version 6.0 (Marshmallow) and above. We are using JavaCV version 1.2 available on Bytedeco, as of May 15th, 2016. build.gradle is as follows: Thank you, |
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We encauntered the same problem packagingOptions { dependencies { that worked for us |
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it did not fix my..
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@moranmoa you have a different problem. here is a very good resource when starting with github: |
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@kmlx BTW, Google is moving away from GCC, so if you get everything to compile with Clang, the problem might disappear... |
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@gilibarak280, thanks for your comment. I tried your method above and now receive the below tombstone vice just the Fatal Signal 11 error: |
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Confirm this bug. We have it as well. |
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Hi, |
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I think I found the problem causing this issue. I've issued a fix in JavaCPP 1.2.1, so try to import it manually into your project and let me know if it doesn't work! Thanks |
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It definitely fixed this for me! Thank you! |
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Samuel (@saudet), |
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Yes, tested in nexus 6 and work! Thank you! |
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Great! Thanks for testing |
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Hello, saudet wrote that |
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@tomkui32 Something like this: #412 (comment) |
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change javacpp.1.2.1.jar still not working in nexus 6 |
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@rkoshti this has been fixed for a while as everybody confirmed that it works. |
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For anyone else coming across this, I used this gradle code to compile the newer javacpp for Android // #395 dependencies { |
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To clarify, @amosyuen, the dependencies you mentioned fixed this issue alltogether? I also tried to use the ReLinker library as instructed here. Any step I may have skipped that involves making sure the .so files get shipped? I assumed adding the dependency in the Gradle file would do that. Thanks in advance |
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@mDroidd |
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Interestingly enough I checked my apk for missing .so's, and their all there... I will try this method, though, thanks for the reference! |
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Hi,
Great job on this library, as always!
I've managed to test version 1.2 on multiple Android devices, and one instance caught my eye: Nexus 6 with Android 6.0.1.
These are the jars that I'm using, everything is version 1.2 and downloaded from here:
The moment the app touches anything from javacv, the following error occurs. I'm planning on doing something similar to this SO question in order to debug this.
Two important notes:
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