Re: segfault

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Hello Folks !!!

I have my mind broken in pieces, but i must assume i dont have enough skill.

Sorry for bother you.

Sincerelly
Leonardo

If someone wants to help me i will really appreciate

2008/12/9 John Fine <johnsfine@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> For most segfaults, I find it easier to use ulimit to make coredumps
> temporarily unlimited, then rerun the original program to fail again, but
> now that will generate a core file.
>
> Then open the image and core file together in gdb.  You don't need much gdb
> knowledge (more than I remember right now, but still not much) to get a
> backtrace (call stack from the failure point up through main).  Usually that
> is enough to identify the exact bug.
>
> If it isn't, then you build with more debug info and use gdb in more
> challenging ways.
>
>
> Leonardo Santagostini wrote:
>>
>> Thanks for the answers, i will do the following things:
>>
>> 1) To read and learn how to use the GDB :D !!
>> 2) Compile -g3 RGPVISAServer
>> 3) Attach gdb to a runnig RGPVISAServer process to see what is doing
>> wrong.
>>
>> Well, after finish i will publish my error, thanks for support me !!!!
>>
>>
>
>



-- 
Saludos.-
Leonardo Santagostini

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