Hello.
When i run gdb on any program (even precompiled binaries. Actually,
i don't even have to run a program - even if i start gdb without any
arguments), and type:
(gdb) break "abc"
(contents of a string is not important, it could even be an empty
string or only a single double-quote character, what is important is
that a double-quote is the first character after 'break')
or if i run gdb on any program and type:
(gdb) break .
(here, it is important that only one single '.' (point) will be
present),
gdb crashes with segmentation fault message.
Environment information:
OS : linux 2.2.17-21mdk (Mandrake 7.2)
gdb version : 5.0
I don't know which version of gcc was used to compile gdb - it came
as an RPM package with default Mandrake 7.2 install disk.
By the way, is it a general gdb bug, or is it only a problem with my
instance of gdb (may be misconfigured RPM)?
Daniel.
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