Problem:
Compilation date field is empty in bug report. Call stacks doesn't contain useful information.
Reason:
Empty compilation date means that EurekaLog wasn't able to read debug information, embedded into your executable.
There can be several reasons for this:
- You don't call EurekaLog's post-processor for your executable. If you compile inside IDE - make sure that you have EurekaLog expert installed and EurekaLog is enabled in options. If you compile outside IDE - make sure that you're using ecc32/emake compiler, as outlined in this article
- EurekaLog's code and EurekaLog's debug information have different versions. This usually happens during upgrade of EurekaLog. For example, you can use new EurekaLog's code, but post-process by old ecc32/emake compiler or visa versa.
- (C++ Builder only) you can accidentialy link against old code.
- (C++ Builder only) if you develop .exe and .dll with different EurekaLog versions - it could be that you link your .exe against code from .dll. Which means that new and old EurekaLog's code are mixed together.
Solution:
- Clean reinstalltion of EurekaLog following these guidelines.
- Carefull check your compilation process and make sure that you call EurekaLog's post-processor.
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