MinGW Assertion Runtime:Assertion Failed

[Hritika]

ok sir Thank you.
Do we need gdal support also for rasterization process in cloud compare?
If yes,then can you brief what to include or any cmake file present in cloud compare to be build?

Thank you

With Regards
Hritika Mehta

[daniel]

You need GDAL only if you want to export rasters to geotiff.

In this case you need to find precompiled binaries of GDAL or more easily install osgeo4w with "GDAL dev" or something similar. Then CMake should be able to find it or you can point it to the right paths.

[Hritika]

Thank you so much sir.Your guidance really helps.

Please notify me if you get to know regarding "not enough memory" or "mingw runtime assertion" problem,since machine is working fine for other functions. Only for rasterize ,it is causing the error.

Thank you
With regards
Hritika

[daniel]

I have never experienced this kind of issue on my side... Is your raster big?

[Hritika]

The raster is not yet created .The point cloud is of 72.5 mb. And the size for raster is 7827 X 463 which results into 196 mb raster.
This issue is not raised when running cloud compare but when build on qt creator, it is showing this way:" not enough memory'.

Thank you
With Regards
Hritika Mehta

[daniel]

It's strange to reach the memory limit with such a small raster/grid. Even a 32 bits program would deal with it fine. Do you have options regarding memory limitation on Qt Creator?

By the way, does it work in release mode? (assert is a debug-only feature).

[Hritika]

It is showing the same errors in the release mode too.(not enough memory)
And about memory limitation regarding qt , i have no idea since working on it the first time.I will see to it.

Thank you

[Hritika]

It is also showing thies error:
ccpointcloud::reserve not enough memory


Thank you
With regards
Hritika Mehta

[Hritika]

I am using mingw 32 bit in the kit for building ,and the qt used is 5.6.1 (msvc 2013 32 bit).Is that causing any problem?
I mean any compiler issue?

Thank you

[daniel]

CloudCompare is not meant to be compiled in 32 bits... Only the 64 bits mode is "officially" supported.