ImageC is written in C++ and compiled into a binary that is executed directly on your CPU. While such programmes offer the highest possible performance, they have the disadvantage that, in the event of a programme error, the programme simply crashes and closes.
Even though we test ImageC, it is still possible that we have overlooked an error, causing the programme to crash in certain situations. To help us identify the cause of the crash, ImageC can be started in debug mode. Once started in debug mode, ImageC generates a crash report that can be made available to us.
Once the program crashes please send the debug.txt
to support@imagec.org.
Linux
- Open a terminal window
- Change directory to the installation folder of ImageC
cd ⟨imagec_install_directory⟩
- Start ImageC with following command
./imagec > debug.txt
Window
- Open Windows Powershell as Administrator.
- Change directory to the installation folder of ImageC
cd ⟨imagec_install_directory⟩
- Start ImageC with following command
Start-Process -RedirectStandardOutput debug.txt imagec.exe
macOS
- Open a terminal window
- Change directory to the installation folder of ImageC
cd ⟨imagec_install_directory⟩
- Start ImageC with following command
./imagec > debug.txt