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Reference to uninitialize d object variable [5.11]

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Yesterday I was fiddling around with an ulp to create a more complete FATF

file. Needless to say, it had 'some' typos... :roll:

 

When it finally started, I got (in the midst of processing) this message:

Reference to uninitialized object variable.

The line referred to is part of a loop that had already executed several

times without a problem, so I am at a loss here. To be more precise: the

processing of contact references on a net.

The design checks OK in both ERC and DRC, apart from some minor issues with

angles and such.

 

To check the data, I started another ulp (attached) on the same board to

find the culprit and got the same error message (at line 253), again while

processing contact references on that same net...

 

What causes this message, and more importantly, how do I solve it?

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  • Am 25.04.2016 um 09:39 schrieb Leo:

    Yesterday I was fiddling around with an ulp to create a more complete FATF

    file. Needless to say, it had 'some' typos... :roll:

     

    When it finally started, I got (in the midst of processing) this message:

    Reference to uninitialized object variable.

    The line referred to is part of a loop that had already executed several

    times without a problem, so I am at a loss here. To be more precise: the

    processing of contact references on a net.

    The design checks OK in both ERC and DRC, apart from some minor issues with

    angles and such.

     

    To check the data, I started another ulp (attached) on the same board to

    find the culprit and got the same error message (at line 253), again while

    processing contact references on that same net...

     

    What causes this message, and more importantly, how do I solve it?

     

     

     

    Do you get this message in all board files you tried or only in

    one board file?

    Maybe the problem is not in the ULP, but in the EAGLE file's data

    strucutre. In the older binary data it could happen that some

    objects were not deleted correctly or maybe some objects were pasted

    incorrectly....

    You could try to do a GROUP/CUT and PASTE into a new file and try to

    run the ULP again. Hope it helps....

     

     

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    Richard Hammerl

      CadSoft Support -- hotline@cadsoft.de

      FAQ: http://www.cadsoft.de/training/faq/

     

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  • Am 25.04.2016 um 09:39 schrieb Leo:

    Yesterday I was fiddling around with an ulp to create a more complete FATF

    file. Needless to say, it had 'some' typos... :roll:

     

    When it finally started, I got (in the midst of processing) this message:

    Reference to uninitialized object variable.

    The line referred to is part of a loop that had already executed several

    times without a problem, so I am at a loss here. To be more precise: the

    processing of contact references on a net.

    The design checks OK in both ERC and DRC, apart from some minor issues with

    angles and such.

     

    To check the data, I started another ulp (attached) on the same board to

    find the culprit and got the same error message (at line 253), again while

    processing contact references on that same net...

     

    What causes this message, and more importantly, how do I solve it?

     

     

     

    Do you get this message in all board files you tried or only in

    one board file?

    Maybe the problem is not in the ULP, but in the EAGLE file's data

    strucutre. In the older binary data it could happen that some

    objects were not deleted correctly or maybe some objects were pasted

    incorrectly....

    You could try to do a GROUP/CUT and PASTE into a new file and try to

    run the ULP again. Hope it helps....

     

     

    --

    Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Best regards

    Richard Hammerl

      CadSoft Support -- hotline@cadsoft.de

      FAQ: http://www.cadsoft.de/training/faq/

     

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