AGK v.1042

After close emulator (sdk 1.2). Generate error:

bada Simulator Debugger (27.09.11 23:08) (Suspended)
Thread [1] (Suspended: Signal 'SIGSEGV' received. Description: Segmentation fault.)
9 <symbol is not available> 0xfeeefeee
8 Osp::Media::AudioOut::~AudioOut() 0x20869b53
7 AGK::MyAudioController::~MyAudioController() ..\platform\samsung\Source\Samsung.cpp:145 0x2ab99eb9
6 __tcf_38() ..\platform\samsung\Source\Samsung.cpp:305 0x2ab30653
5 __dll_exit() 0x2aaf102f
4 DllMainCRTStartup@12() 0x2aaf10f5
3 ntdll!RtlEnlargedUnsignedMultiply() 0x774e9930
2 <symbol is not available> 0x2aaf0000
1 <symbol is not available> 0x00000000
C:\IDE\bada\1.2.1\Tools\Toolchains\Win32\bin\i686-mingw32-gdb (27.09.11 23:08)
C:\IDE\bada\1.2.1\Model\Wave_LP1\Simulator\Simulator.exe (27.09.11 23:08)


but in (SDK 2.0) this error not generate.

What is it?

I also experience a problem with the Bada simulator when I compile the AppGameKit examples. The examples run fine but I receive an error message when I terminate the simulator running the AppGameKit program.
Once I have run and have terminated a AppGameKit program I can not run it again (nor can I start any other program on the simulator). Even when I close the IDE and start it again it does not work. I have to shut down my system.
I don?t experience this problem when I run the examples coming with the Bada SDK.
I found a work around: when I terminate the simulator running the AppGameKit program with windows task manager the problem dissapears.
Does anyone else experience this problem?


bada IDE for C and C++ Developers
Version: 1.2.1
Windows 7 64 bits
AGK Tier 2

This is a pretty common experience amongst Bada developers I am afraid. It is quite common to reset the hardware device after a few runs, and restart the IDE from time to time to keep the show running. For Tier 1 BASIC users, running the AppGameKit Player is a hundred times easier than dealing with remote debugging through the Bada IDE