arv_camera_gv_auto_packet_size() crash bug

[CynthiaLiLi]

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Describe the bug Calling arv_camera_gv_auto_packet_size() to automatically negotiate the packet size causes the program to crash.

Camera description:

• Manufacturer[Hikrobot]
• Model[MV-CB060-10GM-S-W]
• Interface [GIGE]

Platform description:

• Aravis version [0.8.29]
• OS [windows]
• Hardware [x86_64]
• Development Framework [QT]

Additional context stack information:

[EmmanuelP]

Thanks for the report.

What does mean the last but one column ?

Is the crash reproducible ? If so, could you try to capture a complete backtrace of the crash, with the variable values, similar to what can be obtained using gdb ?

[CynthiaLiLi]

1. What does mean the last but one column ?

The last line is a function I wrote myself to initialize the camera. In this function, arv_camera_gv_auto_packet_size() is called. In addition, I did another test. After replacing arv_camera_gv_auto_packet_size() with arv_camera_gv_set_packet_size(), if I set a value that exceeds the maximum supported by the camera, the program still crashes when calling arv_camera_create_stream(). The following is the stack information:

2. Is the crash reproducible ? If so, could you try to capture a complete backtrace of the crash, with the variable values, similar to what can be obtained using gdb ?

Yes, the crash can be reproduced. I am currently using a compiled dll file in the program, so I cannot trace back more information. When I have time later, I can download the aravis source code for further debugging and locating problems.

[EmmanuelP]

What does mean the last but one column ?

The last line is a function I wrote myself to initialize the camera. In this function, arv_camera_gv_auto_packet_size() is called.

That is not what I'm asking. I was wondering the meaning of the numbers in the last but one column (770, 796, ...).