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Fatal signal 6 (SIGABRT), code -6 #541
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I am also getting same error. This is
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Which OS are you using @abhishekkumardwivedi ? For me the solution was to switch to Linux to compile the Android project referencing the .so files. |
I am compiling in Ubuntu. I tried compiling the example application for android and it worked for me. But if I try to use same .so lib and swig generated JNI and other files in new application, I am getting JNI error. |
Did you keep this line on build.gradle?
I also got an error when I omitted this line. |
Yes, I had suspected the cause and had added encoding also but didn't work. This is my
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It isn't much different from mine. The steps I had to follow were:
And sometimes uninstall the app from the device before trying to run it again. |
@julianonunes I will try it again tomorrow. |
May I ask whether this problem has been solved my error |
I'm having the same issues, has any of you guys got any luck with this? 2019-03-05 19:11:08.332 24051-24051/? W/google-breakpad: ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### |
I made a simple mistake. I wrote the name of the wake-up word file I trained wrong, so I made this mistake.now i solved . |
I saw a few issues related to SIGABRT but no solution until now.
I've created a new Android project and built the .so and .java files using swig, however when I try to run the app I get "Fatal signal 6 (SIGABRT), code -6".
Any thoughts?
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