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Hi, |
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I'm not sure if this is a gentoo problem, but I figured I would get a |
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better response through this list than gentoo-user. |
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I'm working on a new C program and I'm getting a number of debugger |
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segfaults when running gdb. I've never had such a vital program as |
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gdb crash on me before, so this has gotten me a bit worried about |
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possible library mismatches or problems with newer versions |
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gcc/binutils/gdb working together. |
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I'm working with shared libraries in this application for the first |
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time, and I thought that gdb might be a bit flakey with this type of |
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dynamic symbol allocation. Anybody have experience with this? |
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I don't know if there's a current solution, but I thought that I |
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wouldn't be alone is seeing these problems and that others might have |
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already found the source (and solution). Currently I'm running: |
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gdb 6.0 |
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gcc 3.3.2-r2 |
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binutils 2.14.90.0.7 |
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Note that gdb does work, but crashes rather randomly (as in, I can't |
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see a definite pattern that I could nail down to an actual bug) |
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requiring a restart, which is a bit irritating but not life |
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threatening. |
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-- |
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burton samograd |
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http://kruhftwerk.dyndns.org |
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