Assertion failed about apt-encoder HOT 8 CLOSED

You can't just delete lines from code when you run into errors. That assertion is there for a reason.

How are you running the code? Can you post the commands you use?

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I tried 2 different ways, i tried running it through g++ in command prompt, didn't work, even as admin. Antivirus detected it false positive first time though. Just now I tried using cygwin, the c++ compiler that in closed issues used. Still the same error, assertion failed. On cygwin, to compile I used $ gcc apt-encode.cpp -o apt-encode.exe and to encode it I used ./apt-encode ./image1.pgm ./image2.pgm > encode.raw it didn't work and I had the same error before when I used g++.

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I doubt the compiler or running as admin would change much. Can you share the PGM files you used, if they are not sensitive content?

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Here, image 2 is just a duplicate: nope

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This should not be failing on line 78 assert(buf[0] == 'P'); but instead on line 79 assert(buf[1] == '2');.

You need your image to be of the P2 (text) format, but yours is in the P5 format. You can try to save it with Gimp and choose the text option of PGM when you save.

In the end, if you open your image file with Notepad, it should start with P2 rather than P5 or something else.

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Well apparently the file name was wrong because I just copied and pasted the commands from a previous issue in cygwin. But in G++ I did type the file name correctly, and it failed on line 79.

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Well it certainly worked, but now I have another problem. If I try to decode it in Wxtolmg, the program that someone used to decode in a closed issue. All I get is noise. I tried changing the oversample settings and I changed the importing settings in audacity (I was following the steps in a previous closed issue here) but nothing seems to work.

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So basically I had to install sox and move it into the folder I installed it, Create encode.raw (it doesn't matter it detects that it's there), and I had to do some experimenting. The sample rate for both values in the sox command needs to be 12480 like this: sox.exe -t raw -b 8 -e unsigned -c 1 -r 12480 encode.raw -r 12480 apt.wav Then I had to go to Audacity, import it then export it again this time with the sample rate of 11025. And then I import it into wxtolmg. That's quite complicated but it works. Tysm gkbrk.

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