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    Default No source available for "QBasicAtomicInt_fetchAndAddOrdered() at 0xba49e3f0"

    Hello,

    I get the strange error (in red color) which I highlighted in the title ("No source available for QBasicAtomicInt_fetchAndAddOrdered() at 0xba49e3f0"), when I try to execute the following line (in debug mode):

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    1. object.mediaUrl = results.value("objMediaUrl").toString();
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    where results is just a QVariantMap and object has a variable of type QString, mediaUrl; I manage to successfully read other
    values from the results variable though. What can be wrong?? Any help??
    Last edited by ggdev001; 25th February 2013 at 16:04.

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    Default Re: No source available for "QBasicAtomicInt_fetchAndAddOrdered() at 0xba49e3f0"

    This isn't an error, it's the debugger telling you that you've tried to step into a method for which it cannot locate the source code. You may have to edit your debugger setttings to make sure you include all the directories where your source code is located. If you are using Visual Studio, this is under the Tools -> Options command; when the dialog appears, go to Projects and Solutions -> VC++ Directories, and add the source paths to Qt in the Source Files options.

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    Default Re: No source available for "QBasicAtomicInt_fetchAndAddOrdered() at 0xba49e3f0"

    Quote Originally Posted by d_stranz View Post
    This isn't an error, it's the debugger telling you that you've tried to step into a method for which it cannot locate the source code. You may have to edit your debugger setttings to make sure you include all the directories where your source code is located. If you are using Visual Studio, this is under the Tools -> Options command; when the dialog appears, go to Projects and Solutions -> VC++ Directories, and add the source paths to Qt in the Source Files options.
    Hi, no I am using Momentics IDE developing for Blackberry 10. Strange thing is that this:
    qDebug()<<"MEDIA URL:"<<results.value("objMediaUrl").toString();
    works - i.e., prints out the hyperlink on the screen, but the line I wrote initially (with assignment)
    causes that problem..................


    Added after 20 minutes:


    Hi, it seems
    something like this is fixing it:
    Qt Code:
    1. QUrl url = results.value("itemMediaUrl").toUrl();
    2. item.mediaUrl = url.toString();
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    Last edited by ggdev001; 26th February 2013 at 07:11.

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