A3DSDKDeprecated.h
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Functions
Detailed Description
- Author
Tech Soft 3D
- Version
25.1
- Date
January 2025
- Copyright
Copyright (c) 2010 - 2025 by Tech Soft 3D, Inc. All rights reserved.
Macro Definition
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__A3DSDKDEPRECATED__
Type Alias Documentation
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typedef A3DMkpRTFFieldData deprecated_A3DRTFFieldData
- Deprecated:
This type is deprecated. Please use A3DMkpRTFFieldData instead to implement the same behaviour. This will be removed in version 2026.1.0.
Function Documentation
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A3DStatus deprecated_A3DDisableHandleSIGSEGV()
Disables internal SIGSEGV handling (Linux only)
This function deactivates the handling of the SIGSEGV signal on Linux. By default, SIGSEGV is handled and an exception is thrown to return A3D_EXCEPTION.
- Deprecated:
the default behavior has changed with 11.2 to disable the SIGSEGV handling This will be removed in version 2026.1.0.
Warning
You must call this function before
A3DDllInitialize
- Return values:
A3D_SUCCESS –
A3D_ERROR – if not on Linux
- Returns:
A3D_SUCCESS
on success, or an error code on failure
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A3DStatus deprecated_A3DEnableHandleSIGSEGV()
Enables internal SIGSEGV handling (Linux only)
This function activates the handling of the SIGSEGV signal on Linux. When this function is activated, SIGSEGV is handled and an exception is thrown to return A3D_EXCEPTION.
- Deprecated:
the default behavior has changed with 11.2 to disable the SIGSEGV handling This will be removed in version 2026.1.0.
Warning
You must call this function before
A3DDllInitialize
- Return values:
A3D_SUCCESS –
A3D_ERROR – if not on Linux
- Returns:
A3D_SUCCESS
on success, or an error code on failure