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On 11/20/05, Michael Sullivan <michael@××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> I copied my code into a KDevelop project and built it. I then placed a |
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> breakpoint on "int main (int argv, char** argc) and selected Start from |
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> the Debug menu. It immediately gave me a dialog that said "Program |
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> received SIGABRT. Aborted." It did not tell me where my Segfault came |
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> from. Is there a way to get it to tell me, or at least allow me to step |
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> through my program without instantly shutting down? |
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That is very strange. Did you build your program with the '-g' |
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(debug) option to gcc? |
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Also try "strace -s256 <programname>". It will give you an idea of |
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what system calls your program is making at the time of the segfault, |
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and maybe give you a starting point of where to look in the code. |
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-Richard |
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