On 20/09/16 11:20, Mahmood Naderan wrote: >> It's a gdb command. Run it in the debugger after the program has >> stopped (or once you've loaded the core file). > > How can I create the core file and then import it to GDB? > Is that "gdb --core"? > > Regards, > Mahmood > > > > > It's a gdb command. Run it in the debugger after the program has > stopped (or once you've loaded the core file). > $ ulimit -c unlimited should normally enable core dumping, but if that doesn't work it may be disabled at the system level and changing that may be more tricky. $ ulimit -a will tell you what the soft limits are, and $ ulimit -aH will tell you the hard limits. You can only increase limits up to the hard limits. If you can get a core file, then run $ gdb <binary> <core-file> where <binary> is the name of the program being run and <core-file> is the ... well you can work that out! R.
