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fix for access violation caused by large MASTER.SCP

Submitted by 4X6GP on

In case you can compile the program, here is a fix for the problem. In module dData.pas, function TdmData.LoadMasterSCP change the line

if i>80000 then
SetLength(aSCP,100000)

to
if i>80000 then
SetLength(aSCP,200000)

There may be a better solution, so I'm waiting to get the official fix from the developers. But this did the job for me.

Victor 4X6GP

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cqrlog crasshes on startup (Fixed/Resolved)

Submitted by OY1R on

My cqrlog crashes on start up..

Running linux mint 21.1
When i try to run it, i get an error popup "Access violation" press ok to ignore and risk data corruption Press Abort to kill the Program.
When i press OK the program crashes/closes
i tryied to run it from terminal also, i dont know what to do next.

cqrlog --debug=3

Cqrlog Ver:2.6.0 (109) Gtk2 Date:2023-01-26
**** DEBUG LEVEL 3 ****

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CW messages from contest window

Submitted by OE3SPR on

Hello,

I casually participate in contests, but I especially miss these two functions:

1) It should be possible to cancel the currently keyed CW message with e.g. the Esc button. The help file says that this should work anyway: "1x ESC returns cursor back to Call-field [...] It also halts CW memory output if it is just running." But the latter is not or no longer the case. I'm using CQRLOG 2.5.2 from Ubuntu 23.10 and control my rig using hamlib.

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Dump after start: realloc(): invalid next size

Submitted by dk9he on

Hi CQRLOG fan's

today I just updated the latest member and dxcc files. In addition I uploaded
successfully a contest-adif file with 200 records. After everything looks fine.

Unexpected after new start of cqrlog I receive a dump....

cqrlog --debug=2

Cqrlog Ver:2.6.0 (103) QT5 Date:2022-07-25
**** DEBUG LEVEL 2 ****

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CQRLog error on start (Exception=Access violation) - RESOLVED

Submitted by IK7XJA on

Hi to all,

After editing some QSOs, CQRlog was freezing.
I kill the program and restarted it; I was cheching if QSOs were there (all seemed ok) and I close CQRLog making a backup.

After starting, ask me to install new DXCC: I choose "yes".

After restarting again, CQRlog wont start, but show a windows with "Access violation" and "Click OK to ignore... etc".

Starting it from console, I have:

/opt/cqrlog-2.5.2/usr/bin/cqrlog --debug=1

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Access violation error, cannot solve

Submitted by NZ0T on

I've been running 2.6.0_(119)Gtk2 for quite a while with no isuues until today. I have 4 rigs set up and when I changed from one to the other I had no connection so I went to TRX control to change the port. TRX control froze so I finally had to force it closed. Ever since that I am getting the access violation error. So far I have tried:

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Hamlib problem

Submitted by nn9k on

I decided it was time to update my Hamlib application to the latest version. Did a 'make uninstall' to clean out the old version and then followed Z34PEC's instructions in the Rigctl error after installing latest hamlib and wsjtx Forum post. Did the git clone https://github.com/Hamlib/Hamlib.git and then followed the installation process. Now I have $ rigctl --version
rigctl Hamlib 4.6~git 2023-11-14T16:23:14Z SHA=847836 64-bit

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