QAccelerometer gives x, y and z values as 0's

[Lorn Potter]

When using the sensors examples show_acceleration (console app), it outputs:

Acceleration: 0.0 x 0.0 y 0.0 z m/s^21454370684631437160 (5035 ms since last, 0.2 Hz)
Acceleration: 0.0 x 0.0 y 0.0 z m/s^21454370684636472560 (5035 ms since last, 0.2 Hz)
Acceleration: 0.0 x 0.0 y 0.0 z m/s^21454370684641507960 (5035 ms since last, 0.2 Hz)

I added some debugging output:

2016-02-03T11:33:03 (unknown:0) - void core::SharedAccelerometer::onAccelerometerReading(UASAccelerometerEvent*) 8.08527
2016-02-03T11:33:03 (unknown:0) - void core::Accelerometer::onAccelerometerReadingChanged(QSharedPointer<QAccelerometerReading>) 8.08527
Acceleration: 0.0 x 0.0 y 0.0 z m/s^21454463183653186648 (948448 ms since last, 0.0 Hz)
2016-02-03T11:33:03 (unknown:0) - void core::SharedAccelerometer::onAccelerometerReading(UASAccelerometerEvent*) 8.09122
2016-02-03T11:33:03 (unknown:0) - void core::SharedAccelerometer::onAccelerometerReading(UASAccelerometerEvent*) 8.03052
2016-02-03T11:33:03 (unknown:0) - void core::Accelerometer::onAccelerometerReadingChanged(QSharedPointer<QAccelerometerReading>) 8.09122
Acceleration: 0.0 x 0.0 y 0.0 z m/s^21454463183921863406 (268676 ms since last, 0.0 Hz)

You can see the values are getting lost somewhere.

qml app seems to work fine.

[Lorn Potter (lorn-potter)]

changing this to invalid.
A recompile of example app and is working fine.