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assertion failed (datetime) #536
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I've had these messages suddenly pop up today as well |
31st again today and they've popped up |
This happened again today on MMEX compiled from GIT |
Interesting but i have no idea here. |
I am also getting this error today (29th February 2016). It looks to me like there might be a bug when mmex opens on the last day of the month. I will try and open my files tomorrow ... |
Again on 31 March ASSERT INFO: BACKTRACE: hth |
@dwrj87 Could you check this issue using debugger? |
I can, but probably not until Sunday |
Hmm, I've compiled it with those flags, set my system date to the 29th Feb, and run the debugger. Nothing..... The bug is there. I'll keep trying to get it to trigger, but if I can't, it will be triggered on the 30th April, so I shall get it done then |
Hmmm, last day of the month today, and it hasn't triggered for for me..... I'll change clock to end of every month tomorrow and see what happens then |
There have been several of these transient issues open and closed. #256 was one example.
Today 31st July on starting mmex I received the same errors on startup
assert "IsValid()" failed in SetDay(): invalid wxDateTime
All previous issues have been logged on 31st day of the month,
Restarting at midnight 1 August - the errors disappear.
This should help address the issue.
Ubuntu 14.04
MMEX 1.1.0
wxWidgets 3.0.1
SQLite3 3.8.5
wxSQLite3 3.1.1
Mongoose 5.4
Lua 5.2
GNU GCC/G++ 4.8.2
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