Invalid encode_status error codes

Version

0.6.0

Describe the bug.

I have some code that works fine in the Jetson Orin Nano devkit using version 0.6.0. Haven't figured out how to adapt to 0.7.0 yet.

When I try to run the code in the production board I find different issues. First time I got an encode_status value of 65535.

I went through different combinations of ways to install the library, and how to build the C++ project. Right now I finally built it on the production board itself, using the 0.6.0 tarball distribution. Again, it works fine in the devkit. In the production board I now get an encode_status of 33, another invalid error code.

I am not sure how to proceed finding any clues. There should be little to no difference in the prod and dev systems. I was trying to use the debug message callback code from the codebase, but I got nothing yet. How exactly do I set that up? And what else can I try?

By the way, sometimes I also get this weird memory errors, I won't be able to allocate memory and I get the message

NvMapMemAllocInternalTagged: 1075072515 error 12
NvMapMemHandleAlloc: error 0

This goes away if I reboot. I wonder if it's related. But I get the invalid error code even with no sign of that other memory issue.

I also posted about this issue in https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/nvimgcodec-produces-status-code-65535

Minimum reproducible example

Environment details

Relevant log output

production board AVerMedia D131L (Jetson Orin Nano 8GB)

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Start with the debug message callback code referenced in the issue and reproduce the encode_status values on the Jetson Orin Nano production board using the 0.6.0 tarball. Compare the production and devkit environments, including the reported NvMapMem allocation errors and the NVIDIA forum thread. Done means identifying a reproducible cause or narrowing the status-code and memory behavior to a documented environment difference.