oli_the_true_one Posted June 20, 2021 Author Share Posted June 20, 2021 (edited) I spoke too soon, I finally had a crash with your test code TheXman. What bother me is that it doesn't show any exit error code... From 20:39:03 to 20:53:17 expandcollapse popup>"C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\..\AutoIt3.exe" "C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\AutoIt3Wrapper\AutoIt3Wrapper.au3" /run /prod /ErrorStdOut /in "D:\Users\theshadow\Documents\AutoIT\IPS_AE_manager\IPS_AE_manager_v0_1\test.au3" /UserParams +>20:39:02 Starting AutoIt3Wrapper (21.316.1639.1) from:SciTE.exe (4.4.6.0) Keyboard:0000080C OS:WIN_10/2009 CPU:X64 OS:X64 Environment(Language:040C) CodePage:0 utf8.auto.check:4 +> SciTEDir => C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE UserDir => C:\Users\theshadow\AppData\Local\AutoIt v3\SciTE\AutoIt3Wrapper SCITE_USERHOME => C:\Users\theshadow\AppData\Local\AutoIt v3\SciTE >Running AU3Check (3.3.14.5) from:C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3 input:D:\Users\theshadow\Documents\AutoIT\IPS_AE_manager\IPS_AE_manager_v0_1\test.au3 +>20:39:03 AU3Check ended.rc:0 >Running:(3.3.14.5):C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\autoit3.exe "D:\Users\theshadow\Documents\AutoIT\IPS_AE_manager\IPS_AE_manager_v0_1\test.au3" +>Setting Hotkeys...--> Press Ctrl+Alt+Break to Restart or Ctrl+BREAK to Stop. 20:39:03.389 20:39:03.389 Callback enter 20:39:03.389 $type: 1 20:39:03.389 $data: {"fwversion" : "", "ips" : "0", "dcin" : "0", "battery" : "0", "inputlostdelay" : "0", "cutoffdelay" : "0", "batterylife" : "0", "batteryvoltage" : "0", "maxtemperature" : "", "temperature" : "", "capacity" : "0", "cyclecount" : "0", "ManufactureDate" : "", "ManufactureName" : "", "DesignCapacity" : "0", "DesignVoltage" : "0"} 20:39:03.390 Callback exit 20:39:03.406 Main Process start 20:39:04.811 20:39:04.811 Callback enter 20:39:04.811 $type: 1 20:39:04.811 $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "1", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "0", "cutoffdelay" : "0", "batterylife" : "0", "batteryvoltage" : "0", "maxtemperature" : "", "temperature" : "", "capacity" : "92", "cyclecount" : "0", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "", "DesignCapacity" : "0", "DesignVoltage" : "0"} 20:39:04.811 Callback exit 20:39:12.446 20:39:12.446 Callback enter 20:39:12.446 $type: 0 20:39:12.446 $data: DC-IN is Losted 20:39:12.446 Callback exit 20:39:12.848 20:39:12.848 Callback enter 20:39:12.848 $type: 1 20:39:12.848 $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "0", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "30", "cutoffdelay" : "1", "batterylife" : "0", "batteryvoltage" : "0", "maxtemperature" : "33.65", "temperature" : "33.65", "capacity" : "92", "cyclecount" : "0", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 20:39:12.848 Callback exit 20:39:13.852 20:39:13.852 Callback enter 20:39:13.852 $type: 1 20:39:13.852 $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "1", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "30", "cutoffdelay" : "1", "batterylife" : "1251", "batteryvoltage" : "0", "maxtemperature" : "33.65", "temperature" : "33.65", "capacity" : "92", "cyclecount" : "0", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 20:39:13.852 Callback exit ... 20:53:14.334 Callback enter 20:53:14.334 $type: 1 20:53:14.334 $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "0", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "30", "cutoffdelay" : "1", "batterylife" : "1665", "batteryvoltage" : "15698", "maxtemperature" : "33.65", "temperature" : "33.55", "capacity" : "92", "cyclecount" : "5", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 20:53:14.334 Callback exit 20:53:15.338 20:53:15.338 Callback enter 20:53:15.338 $type: 1 20:53:15.338 $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "1", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "30", "cutoffdelay" : "1", "batterylife" : "1665", "batteryvoltage" : "15698", "maxtemperature" : "33.65", "temperature" : "33.55", "capacity" : "92", "cyclecount" : "5", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 20:53:15.338 Callback exit 20:53:15.940 20:53:15.940 Callback enter 20:53:15.940 $type: 0 20:53:15.940 $data: DC-IN is Losted 20:53:15.940 Callback exit 20:53:16.343 20:53:16.343 Callback enter 20:53:16.343 $type: 1 20:53:16.343 $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "0", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "30", "cutoffdelay" : "1", "batterylife" : "1665", "batteryvoltage" : "15698", "maxtemperature" : "33.65", "temperature" : "33.55", "capacity" : "92", "cyclecount" : "5", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 20:53:16.343 Callback exit 20:53:17.346 20:53:17.346 Callback enter 20:53:17.346 $type: 1 20:53:17.346 $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "1", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "30", "cutoffdelay" : "1", "batterylife" : "2664", "batteryvoltage" : "15698", "maxtemperature" : "33.65", "temperature" : "33.55", "capacity" : "92", "cyclecount" : "5", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 20:53:17.346 Callback exit +>20:53:17 AutoIt3.exe ended.rc:0 +>20:53:17 AutoIt3Wrapper Finished. >Exit code: 0 Time: 855.3 Edited June 20, 2021 by oli_the_true_one Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheXman Posted June 20, 2021 Share Posted June 20, 2021 (edited) Were you able to successfully port the SDK's IPS-AE sample to AutoIt? Did you try setting changing the UPS settings to the ones in the sample to see if maybe it provides more stable results? It sets the input lost delay to 5 minutes where your UPS is set to 30 seconds. It also sets the cutoff delay to 5 seconds where your UPS is set to 1 second. Maybe those settings, or one of the others, have something to do with how often it reports or why the script silently dies? Maybe slowing down the interval in which it reports or does a callback may make it more stable. I don't know. I've never used or even heard of EAPI before. Most importantly, I have no way to test it myself. Therefore, I can only guess as to what the issue or issues may be, and I try not to guess or make assumptions, if possible. All I know for sure is that you are using a R&D version of a set of APIs, that aren't available to the public on their public site and you are using the APIs to interface with an external UPS, and that AutoIt is successfully processing the callbacks (up to a point). The first 2 "knowns" are pretty significant because I can't rule either one of them out as a root cause. And because I can't rule out issues with the first 2, I can't definitively say that AutoIt or your AutoIt logic is an issue. Given all of that, I'd say that its up to you to do some more digging/research, trouble shooting, and a bit of trial & error in order to see if you can get it working. Hopefully, you are more successful in finding additional EAPI samples on the web than I was. 🙂 Good luck! Edit: Where is this script running? Is it running in a VM or a physical PC? Is the machine going into a power saving mode or to sleep? Is the UPS' connected directly to a COM port or is it using a USB-to-COM cable? If USB-to-COM, is the USB port set to allow itself to be turned off to save power? Those are just some of the questions that popped into my head because the script appears to silently end around 15 minutes after being launched. 10-15 minutes is a common power saving timeout settings. Just a thought... Edited June 20, 2021 by TheXman oli_the_true_one and JockoDundee 2 CryptoNG UDF: Cryptography API: Next Gen jq UDF: Powerful and Flexible JSON Processor | jqPlayground: An Interactive JSON Processor Xml2Json UDF: Transform XML to JSON | HttpApi UDF: HTTP Server API | Roku Remote: Example Script About Me How To Ask Good Questions On Technical And Scientific Forums (Detailed) | How to Ask Good Technical Questions (Brief) "Any fool can know. The point is to understand." -Albert Einstein "If you think you're a big fish, it's probably because you only swim in small ponds." ~TheXman Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
oli_the_true_one Posted June 21, 2021 Author Share Posted June 21, 2021 8 hours ago, TheXman said: Were you able to successfully port the SDK's IPS-AE sample to AutoIt? Did you try setting changing the UPS settings to the ones in the sample to see if maybe it provides more stable results? It sets the input lost delay to 5 minutes where your UPS is set to 30 seconds. It also sets the cutoff delay to 5 seconds where your UPS is set to 1 second. Maybe those settings, or one of the others, have something to do with how often it reports or why the script silently dies? Maybe slowing down the interval in which it reports or does a callback may make it more stable. I don't know. I've never used or even heard of EAPI before. Most importantly, I have no way to test it myself. Therefore, I can only guess as to what the issue or issues may be, and I try not to guess or make assumptions, if possible. All I know for sure is that you are using a R&D version of a set of APIs, that aren't available to the public on their public site and you are using the APIs to interface with an external UPS, and that AutoIt is successfully processing the callbacks (up to a point). The first 2 "knowns" are pretty significant because I can't rule either one of them out as a root cause. And because I can't rule out issues with the first 2, I can't definitively say that AutoIt or your AutoIt logic is an issue. Given all of that, I'd say that its up to you to do some more digging/research, trouble shooting, and a bit of trial & error in order to see if you can get it working. Hopefully, you are more successful in finding additional EAPI samples on the web than I was. 🙂 Good luck! Edit: Where is this script running? Is it running in a VM or a physical PC? Is the machine going into a power saving mode or to sleep? Is the UPS' connected directly to a COM port or is it using a USB-to-COM cable? If USB-to-COM, is the USB port set to allow itself to be turned off to save power? Those are just some of the questions that popped into my head because the script appears to silently end around 15 minutes after being launched. 10-15 minutes is a common power saving timeout settings. Just a thought... The input lost delay parameter is in seconds and its value goes from 3 to 360. The cutoff delay is in minutes and its value goes from 1 to 10. On my developement PC, I use a USB-Serial converter and on the target PC there is a native Serial port. Both have the same crash so it is not related to the converter. It is running on physical PC. What I would like to do now is to put some logs inside the DLLCallbackRegister to see if it is well trying to run the callback inside the callback and I think it is from what I see in the console. But since I am not able to do that I'm stuck. I could try to close the DLL/unregister the callback when I start the callback, I'm not sure it's going to work and I don't like this solution. Also, their compiled example in X86 never crashed, after several hours of tests in the same conditions. So this is another hint that something is wrong on the AutoIT side (either my code or the DLL functions). Thank you very much for the time you spent analyzing all my data and for your suggestions, I appreciate it. TheXman 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheXman Posted June 21, 2021 Share Posted June 21, 2021 (edited) Below is a slightly modified version of my previous example. It adds a counter tag to the callback function's entry & exit log messages. That should make it easier to identify entry/exit pairs. I also added an OnExit function to hopefully catch and show the reason that the script exited. It would be interesting to see what the exit reason shows. expandcollapse popup#AutoIt3Wrapper_AU3Check_Parameters=-w 3 -w 4 -w 5 -w 6 -d #include <Constants.au3> Global $aResult Global $hEAPIdll Global $hAtCallback _WriteLogLine("Main Process start") HotKeySet("{ESC}","_Terminate") $hEAPIdll = DllOpen("D:\EAPI\X86\EAPI.dll") $hAtCallback = DllCallbackRegister("_getIPSAEdata", "none:cdecl", "int;str") OnAutoItExitRegister("_OnExit") $aResult = DllCall($hEAPIdll, "DWORD:cdecl", "EApiUPSInitDev", _ "str", "COM3", _ "ptr", DllCallbackGetPtr($hAtCallback)) While 1 Sleep(10) WEnd Func _Terminate() _WriteLogLine("Main Process exit") Exit EndFunc Func _getIPSAEdata($type, $data) Static $iCounter = 0 $iCounter += 1 _WriteLogLine() _WriteLogLine("Callback enter #" & $iCounter) _WriteLogLine("$type: " & $type & " / $data: " & $data) _WriteLogLine("Callback exit #" & $iCounter) EndFunc ;==>_getIPSAEdata Func _OnExit() Local $sExitReason = "" Switch @exitMethod Case $EXITCLOSE_NORMAL $sExitReason = "Normal" Case $EXITCLOSE_BYEXIT $sExitReason = "By Exit" Case $EXITCLOSE_BYCLICK $sExitReason = "By Click" Case $EXITCLOSE_BYLOGOFF $sExitReason = "By Logoff" Case $EXITCLOSE_BYSHUTDOWN $sExitReason = "By Shutdown" Case Else $sExitReason = "Unknown" EndSwitch DllClose($hEAPIdll) DllCallbackFree($hAtCallback) _WriteLogLine("Exit Reason: " & $sExitReason) EndFunc Func _WriteLogLine($sMsg = "") Local $sNow = @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & "." & @MSEC ConsoleWrite($sNow & @TAB & $sMsg & @CRLF) EndFunc Edited June 21, 2021 by TheXman CryptoNG UDF: Cryptography API: Next Gen jq UDF: Powerful and Flexible JSON Processor | jqPlayground: An Interactive JSON Processor Xml2Json UDF: Transform XML to JSON | HttpApi UDF: HTTP Server API | Roku Remote: Example Script About Me How To Ask Good Questions On Technical And Scientific Forums (Detailed) | How to Ask Good Technical Questions (Brief) "Any fool can know. The point is to understand." -Albert Einstein "If you think you're a big fish, it's probably because you only swim in small ponds." ~TheXman Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
oli_the_true_one Posted June 21, 2021 Author Share Posted June 21, 2021 expandcollapse popup>"C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\..\AutoIt3.exe" "C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\AutoIt3Wrapper\AutoIt3Wrapper.au3" /run /prod /ErrorStdOut /in "D:\Users\theshadow\Documents\AutoIT\IPS_AE_manager\IPS_AE_manager_v0_1\test2.au3" /UserParams +>16:23:38 Starting AutoIt3Wrapper (21.316.1639.1) from:SciTE.exe (4.4.6.0) Keyboard:0000080C OS:WIN_10/2009 CPU:X64 OS:X64 Environment(Language:040C) CodePage:0 utf8.auto.check:4 +> SciTEDir => C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE UserDir => C:\Users\theshadow\AppData\Local\AutoIt v3\SciTE\AutoIt3Wrapper SCITE_USERHOME => C:\Users\theshadow\AppData\Local\AutoIt v3\SciTE >Running AU3Check (3.3.14.5) params:-w 3 -w 4 -w 5 -w 6 -d from:C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3 input:D:\Users\theshadow\Documents\AutoIT\IPS_AE_manager\IPS_AE_manager_v0_1\test2.au3 +>16:23:38 AU3Check ended.rc:0 >Running:(3.3.14.5):C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\autoit3.exe "D:\Users\theshadow\Documents\AutoIT\IPS_AE_manager\IPS_AE_manager_v0_1\test2.au3" +>Setting Hotkeys...--> Press Ctrl+Alt+Break to Restart or Ctrl+BREAK to Stop. 16:23:38.795 Main Process start 16:23:38.803 16:23:38.803 Callback enter #1 16:23:38.803 $type: 1 / $data: {"fwversion" : "", "ips" : "0", "dcin" : "0", "battery" : "0", "inputlostdelay" : "0", "cutoffdelay" : "0", "batterylife" : "0", "batteryvoltage" : "0", "maxtemperature" : "", "temperature" : "", "capacity" : "0", "cyclecount" : "0", "ManufactureDate" : "", "ManufactureName" : "", "DesignCapacity" : "0", "DesignVoltage" : "0"} 16:23:38.803 Callback exit #1 16:23:40.226 16:23:40.226 Callback enter #2 16:23:40.226 $type: 1 / $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "1", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "0", "cutoffdelay" : "0", "batterylife" : "0", "batteryvoltage" : "0", "maxtemperature" : "", "temperature" : "", "capacity" : "100", "cyclecount" : "0", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "", "DesignCapacity" : "0", "DesignVoltage" : "0"} 16:23:40.226 Callback exit #2 16:23:40.628 16:23:40.628 Callback enter #3 16:23:40.628 $type: 0 / $data: DC-IN is Losted 16:23:40.628 Callback exit #3 16:23:41.231 16:23:41.231 Callback enter #4 16:23:41.231 $type: 1 / $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "0", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "0", "cutoffdelay" : "0", "batterylife" : "0", "batteryvoltage" : "0", "maxtemperature" : "29.05", "temperature" : "29.05", "capacity" : "100", "cyclecount" : "0", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "0", "DesignVoltage" : "0"} 16:23:41.231 Callback exit #4 16:23:42.235 16:23:42.235 Callback enter #5 16:23:42.235 $type: 1 / $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "1", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "0", "cutoffdelay" : "0", "batterylife" : "0", "batteryvoltage" : "0", "maxtemperature" : "29.05", "temperature" : "29.05", "capacity" : "100", "cyclecount" : "0", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "0"} 16:23:42.235 Callback exit #5 16:23:42.637 16:23:42.637 Callback enter #6 16:23:42.637 $type: 0 / $data: DC-IN is Losted 16:23:42.637 Callback exit #6 16:23:43.239 16:23:43.239 Callback enter #7 16:23:43.239 $type: 1 / $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "0", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "0", "cutoffdelay" : "0", "batterylife" : "0", "batteryvoltage" : "0", "maxtemperature" : "29.05", "temperature" : "29.05", "capacity" : "100", "cyclecount" : "0", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 16:23:43.239 Callback exit #7 16:23:44.242 16:23:44.242 Callback enter #8 16:23:44.242 $type: 1 / $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "1", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "0", "cutoffdelay" : "0", "batterylife" : "0", "batteryvoltage" : "0", "maxtemperature" : "29.05", "temperature" : "29.05", "capacity" : "100", "cyclecount" : "0", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 16:23:44.242 Callback exit #8 16:23:44.644 16:23:44.644 Callback enter #9 16:23:44.644 $type: 0 / $data: DC-IN is Losted 16:23:44.644 Callback exit #9 16:23:45.247 16:23:45.247 Callback enter #10 16:23:45.247 $type: 1 / $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "0", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "0", "cutoffdelay" : "0", "batterylife" : "0", "batteryvoltage" : "0", "maxtemperature" : "29.05", "temperature" : "29.05", "capacity" : "100", "cyclecount" : "0", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 16:23:45.247 Callback exit #10 ... 16:26:30.102 16:26:30.102 Callback enter #265 16:26:30.102 $type: 1 / $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "1", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "30", "cutoffdelay" : "1", "batterylife" : "2353", "batteryvoltage" : "16355", "maxtemperature" : "29.05", "temperature" : "29.05", "capacity" : "100", "cyclecount" : "7", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 16:26:30.102 Callback exit #265 16:26:30.505 16:26:30.505 Callback enter #266 16:26:30.505 $type: 0 / $data: DC-IN is Losted 16:26:30.505 Callback exit #266 16:26:31.109 16:26:31.109 Callback enter #267 16:26:31.109 $type: 1 / $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "0", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "30", "cutoffdelay" : "1", "batterylife" : "2353", "batteryvoltage" : "16354", "maxtemperature" : "29.05", "temperature" : "29.05", "capacity" : "100", "cyclecount" : "7", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 16:26:31.109 Callback exit #267 16:26:32.114 16:26:32.114 Callback enter #268 16:26:32.114 $type: 1 / $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "1", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "30", "cutoffdelay" : "1", "batterylife" : "2353", "batteryvoltage" : "16354", "maxtemperature" : "29.05", "temperature" : "29.05", "capacity" : "100", "cyclecount" : "7", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 16:26:32.114 Callback exit #268 16:26:32.515 16:26:32.515 Callback enter #269 16:26:32.515 $type: 0 / $data: DC-IN is Losted 16:26:32.515 Callback exit #269 16:26:33.117 16:26:33.117 Callback enter #270 16:26:33.117 $type: 1 / $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "0", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "30", "cutoffdelay" : "1", "batterylife" : "2353", "batteryvoltage" : "16354", "maxtemperature" : "29.05", "temperature" : "29.05", "capacity" : "100", "cyclecount" : "7", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 16:26:33.117 Callback exit #270 16:26:34.123 16:26:34.123 Callback enter #271 16:26:34.123 $type: 1 / $data: {"fwversion" : "VER001.116", "ips" : "1", "dcin" : "1", "battery" : "1", "inputlostdelay" : "30", "cutoffdelay" : "1", "batterylife" : "2353", "batteryvoltage" : "16354", "maxtemperature" : "29.05", "temperature" : "29.05", "capacity" : "100", "cyclecount" : "7", "ManufactureDate" : "2020-06-23", "ManufactureName" : "FUCO", "DesignCapacity" : "1750", "DesignVoltage" : "14400"} 16:26:34.123 Callback exit #271 16:26:34.525 16:26:34.525 Callback enter #272 16:26:34.525 $type: 0 / $data: DC-IN is Losted 16:26:34.525 Callback exit #272 16:26:34.525 16:26:34.525 Callback enter #273 +>16:26:34 AutoIt3.exe ended.rc:0 +>16:26:34 AutoIt3Wrapper Finished. >Exit code: 0 Time: 177.3 AutoIT is not executing _OnExit() when it crashes 🥺 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheXman Posted June 21, 2021 Share Posted June 21, 2021 (edited) 10 minutes ago, oli_the_true_one said: AutoIT is not executing _OnExit() when it crashes That is very interesting! This time it silently ended after only 3 minutes. I think the last time was closer to 15 minutes. I wonder why it ended so much sooner? I wish I knew more about the AutoIt internals to be able to know under what conditions AutoIt could silently crash and show an rc = 0. I wonder if you would see the same results if the sample was compiled as a CUI executable and run from within a cmd console? Edited June 21, 2021 by TheXman CryptoNG UDF: Cryptography API: Next Gen jq UDF: Powerful and Flexible JSON Processor | jqPlayground: An Interactive JSON Processor Xml2Json UDF: Transform XML to JSON | HttpApi UDF: HTTP Server API | Roku Remote: Example Script About Me How To Ask Good Questions On Technical And Scientific Forums (Detailed) | How to Ask Good Technical Questions (Brief) "Any fool can know. The point is to understand." -Albert Einstein "If you think you're a big fish, it's probably because you only swim in small ponds." ~TheXman Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
oli_the_true_one Posted June 21, 2021 Author Share Posted June 21, 2021 Yes, indeed. It's completly random. Yesterday, it lasted more than 30 minutes. It looks like (but maybe it's just a coincidence), it lasts longer if I am not doing other things with the PC (internet browsing, video playing, etc). Tomorrow I will run a compiled version in the console and check the behavior (I didn't take the UPS home today). +++ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
oli_the_true_one Posted June 22, 2021 Author Share Posted June 22, 2021 Here is the result in CMD: Notice how Callback #10 comes in the middle of Callback #9 😶 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JockoDundee Posted June 22, 2021 Share Posted June 22, 2021 And where’s Callback exit #3? Code hard, but don’t hard code... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Developers Jos Posted June 22, 2021 Developers Share Posted June 22, 2021 1 hour ago, oli_the_true_one said: Notice how Callback #10 comes in the middle of Callback #9 😶 Isn't that the whole purpose of using call back so it runs Async and can handle multiple requests? Jos SciTE4AutoIt3 Full installer Download page - Beta files Read before posting How to post scriptsource Forum etiquette Forum Rules Live for the present, Dream of the future, Learn from the past. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
funkey Posted June 22, 2021 Share Posted June 22, 2021 I would try this callback method for the next: Maybe this gives more feedback when crashing or it does not crash at all. The UDF has to be changed a bit because @unicode does not exist anymore. Programming today is a race between software engineers striving tobuild bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universetrying to produce bigger and better idiots.So far, the Universe is winning. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
oli_the_true_one Posted June 22, 2021 Author Share Posted June 22, 2021 (edited) Double post Edited June 22, 2021 by oli_the_true_one Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
oli_the_true_one Posted June 22, 2021 Author Share Posted June 22, 2021 (edited) 2 hours ago, JockoDundee said: And where’s Callback exit #3? Yes, indeed. I didn't see that one. 1 hour ago, Jos said: Isn't that the whole purpose of using call back so it runs Async and can handle multiple requests? Jos Shouldn't it be queued ? 1 hour ago, funkey said: I would try this callback method for the next: Maybe this gives more feedback when crashing or it does not crash at all. The UDF has to be changed a bit because @unicode does not exist anymore. Thanks, I will have a look at this UDF Edited June 22, 2021 by oli_the_true_one Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JockoDundee Posted June 22, 2021 Share Posted June 22, 2021 1 minute ago, oli_the_true_one said: Shouldn't it be queued ? If you set a HotKey “callback” for the SPACEBAR and then hold down the SPACEBAR and let it typomatic 10 spaces in a second or two, faster than the function can process each key, what happens is this: each new SPACEBAR event interrupts the execution of the previous one, calling the callback function again (with its own local var copy). When it finally catches up, then it works it’s way backwards, finishing with the first event it didn’t have time to process. I see no reason to think this callback wouldn’t work the same. Practically what this means is the routines have to be written carefully with respect to global variables so as not to get confused. Code hard, but don’t hard code... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheXman Posted June 22, 2021 Share Posted June 22, 2021 (edited) The oddest thing that I see in the log is the last message before it ends. It shows "Main process start" again. How is that possible? Why did that happen? Edited June 22, 2021 by TheXman CryptoNG UDF: Cryptography API: Next Gen jq UDF: Powerful and Flexible JSON Processor | jqPlayground: An Interactive JSON Processor Xml2Json UDF: Transform XML to JSON | HttpApi UDF: HTTP Server API | Roku Remote: Example Script About Me How To Ask Good Questions On Technical And Scientific Forums (Detailed) | How to Ask Good Technical Questions (Brief) "Any fool can know. The point is to understand." -Albert Einstein "If you think you're a big fish, it's probably because you only swim in small ponds." ~TheXman Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gianni Posted June 22, 2021 Share Posted June 22, 2021 the pointer to the internal stack of the return addresses appears misaligned if there are overlapping callbacks, that is, if a new callback is activated before the end of the previous call. could you try this little solution workaround attempt? I simply added four lines marked "; <----" which should "exit" the callback call immediately if one is already running. I know it's a little naive but it's also cheap so it might be worth a try .... expandcollapse popup#AutoIt3Wrapper_AU3Check_Parameters=-w 3 -w 4 -w 5 -w 6 -d #include <Constants.au3> Global $aResult Global $hEAPIdll Global $hAtCallback Global $bIsCallBackActive = False ; <---- _WriteLogLine("Main Process start") HotKeySet("{ESC}", "_Terminate") $hEAPIdll = DllOpen("D:\EAPI\X86\EAPI.dll") $hAtCallback = DllCallbackRegister("_getIPSAEdata", "none:cdecl", "int;str") OnAutoItExitRegister("_OnExit") $aResult = DllCall($hEAPIdll, "DWORD:cdecl", "EApiUPSInitDev", _ "str", "COM3", _ "ptr", DllCallbackGetPtr($hAtCallback)) While 1 Sleep(10) WEnd Func _Terminate() _WriteLogLine("Main Process exit") Exit EndFunc ;==>_Terminate Func _getIPSAEdata($type, $data) If $bIsCallBackActive Then Return ; <---- $bIsCallBackActive = True ; <---- Static $iCounter = 0 $iCounter += 1 _WriteLogLine() _WriteLogLine("Callback enter #" & $iCounter) _WriteLogLine("$type: " & $type & " / $data: " & $data) _WriteLogLine("Callback exit #" & $iCounter) $bIsCallBackActive = False ; <---- EndFunc ;==>_getIPSAEdata Func _OnExit() Local $sExitReason = "" Switch @exitMethod Case $EXITCLOSE_NORMAL $sExitReason = "Normal" Case $EXITCLOSE_BYEXIT $sExitReason = "By Exit" Case $EXITCLOSE_BYCLICK $sExitReason = "By Click" Case $EXITCLOSE_BYLOGOFF $sExitReason = "By Logoff" Case $EXITCLOSE_BYSHUTDOWN $sExitReason = "By Shutdown" Case Else $sExitReason = "Unknown" EndSwitch DllClose($hEAPIdll) DllCallbackFree($hAtCallback) _WriteLogLine("Exit Reason: " & $sExitReason) EndFunc ;==>_OnExit Func _WriteLogLine($sMsg = "") Local $sNow = @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & "." & @MSEC ConsoleWrite($sNow & @TAB & $sMsg & @CRLF) EndFunc ;==>_WriteLogLine Chimp small minds discuss people average minds discuss events great minds discuss ideas.... and use AutoIt.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
oli_the_true_one Posted June 29, 2021 Author Share Posted June 29, 2021 To conclude the subject, I did try the DLL with Qt and I've run into similar crashes with some simple variables copy inside the callback. The reason, that is surely the same in AutoIT, is a race condition between the callback, subcallback and main process for these variables. My issue was resolved by using a signal and a slot to pass the callback data to my process function. I don't think AutoIT is able / does not give the tools to manage that kind of situation (correct me if I am wrong). Thank you all for your answers and for your guidance ! +++ oli Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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