EurekaLog problem

[Berocoder 24]

From SO https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79332724/assert-raise-no-exception

It feels like I tried everything.

Asserts logs fine with a new application but not in the real big application.
Any hints what to do ?


 

Edited Monday at 01:09 PM by Berocoder
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[Kas Ob. 124]

Can you confirm the assertion code is there ? (i mean the compiler did add the code )

 

I ran of something similar but it was the IDE fault, sometimes disabling the assertion in project options, and then re-enabling them is not enough for some reason the compiler will not add them until calling clean on the project or closing the project and re-open it, this happen on XE8.

 

In all cases put a break point and see if the assert code in assembly is there, also it could be a forgotten directive somewhere.

[Berocoder 24]

1 minute ago, Kas Ob. said:

Can you confirm the assertion code is there ? (i mean the compiler did add the code )

 

I ran of something similar but it was the IDE fault, sometimes disabling the assertion in project options, and then re-enabling them is not enough for some reason the compiler will not add them until calling clean on the project or closing the project and re-open it, this happen on XE8.

 

In all cases put a break point and see if the assert code in assembly is there, also it could be a forgotten directive somewhere.

The actual Assert is triggered and catched by Delphi IDE.
It is just that it is not catched by EurekaLog.
So there is no EL-logfile and my event OnExceptionNotify is not called

Edited Monday at 01:41 PM by Berocoder

[Anders Melander 1819]

EL might be conditionally redirecting the Assert handler.

Place a breakpoint in System._Assert to verify that the Assert code is being called. Compile and run without debugging and then attach the debugger to the running application.

[Attila Kovacs 632]

Did EL linked itself to the exe without any errors?

[Berocoder 24]

Problem solved. It was my mistake.

ApplicationEvents.OnException := nil;

I believed that this disabled old JCL that was used before. But it seems to disable whole exception mechanism for software exceptions.
Hardware exceptions still works.