Poly2Tri | A fork of the C # version of poly2tri

by martindevans C# Version: Current License: No License

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Poly2Tri is a C# library. Poly2Tri has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This is a fork of the C# version of poly2tri. Changes to the code are just to bring things in line with C# style. This is the code behind the poly2tri nuget package.

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CGO: handle SIGTERM / SIGABRT

Error when creating an object TriangulatedMesh

QUESTION

CGO: handle SIGTERM / SIGABRT

Asked 2021-Jul-15 at 17:50

I am calling a c library that uses assert in many places. This is a problem for me because I don't want my application to terminate when an assert fails.

Setting the NDEBUG flag to disable the asserts doesn't help as it just leads to a segfault.

Here is what I've got so far but the SIGTERM is not caught.

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Jul-15 at 17:50

It is possible to handle SIGTERM and SIGABRT using signal.Notify in native Go code or sigaction in C (perhaps set up via a cgo call).

However, a SIGTERM or SIGABRT handler should not stop the process from terminating — it can do some best-effort logging (perhaps to aid in debugging), or flush intermediate output (to reduce the amount of work lost), but in general an assert failure may indicate that the program is badly broken in some way — if it continues to run, it may produce arbitrarily wrong output (e.g. due to memory corruption), or segfault (because the program does not expect the call to assert to return), or deadlock (because the assert indicates a broken locking invariant).

If you are having trouble with a program running into assert failures, rather than trying to trap and suppress those failures, it may be more productive to look for ways to reproduce them (such as by fuzzing your program's inputs, or logging a trace of what the program is doing before the failure). Then you can fix the underlying cause of the assert failures, and you won't need to try to recover from them.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68383705

QUESTION

Error when creating an object TriangulatedMesh

Asked 2020-Apr-17 at 22:56

I want to create a figure in the form of the letter T
When I create an object with these points, the exception drops
Has anyone come across this?

I use FXyz3D

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Apr-17 at 22:56

final List points = new ArrayList<>(Arrays.asList(

            new Point3D(0, 90,0),
            new Point3D(0,150,0),

            new Point3D(40,150,0),
            new Point3D(40,90,0),

            new Point3D(30,90,0),
            new Point3D(30,0,0),

            new Point3D(10,0,0),
            new Point3D(10,90,0)
    )
            );

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61281631

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