> Dave Korn wrote:
>> David Dindorp wrote:
>> Version:
>> Cygwin DLL 2005-03-04
>> Source location:
>> /netrel/src/cygwin-snapshot-20050304-1/winsup/cygwin/pinfo.h:178
>> Stack trace:
>> Exception: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION at eip=[SNIP]
>> End of stack trace (more stack frames may be present)
>> I'd be happy to make a test case, but I'm quite busy doing other
>> test cases and real work at the moment. If this report is not
>> helping anyone at all, let me know.
> The stackdump is no help unless you decode it yourself: see
> http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2005-03/msg00154.html for why.
I read your posting, it was very useful! That was also how I found
out that 'addr2line' will convert eip's to source lines - see
"source location" point in my original mail.
I missed your statement about running 'addr2line' for _each_ line
in the stack trace though. Sorry! I've done that, it's further
below.
Is there anything else I can do to be helpful with finding this?
I have absolutely no clue right now, so *any* information would
be helpful for me.
Whole stack trace converted to source addresses.
All paths relative to:
/netrel/src/cygwin-snapshot-20050304-1/winsup/cygwin/
0022CD98 pinfo.h:178 (0022CEF0, 0022CEF4, 0022CEF8, 0022CDA0)
0022CF18 fork.cc:562 (00FF, 0022CF38, 0022CF34, 0003)
0022CF48 ??:0 (, , 0022CF7C, 0A0750C0)
0022CFA8 ??:0 (0A0750C0, , 0046A816, )
0022D038 ??:0 (0022D078, , , )
0022D058 ??:0 (0022D078, , , )
0022D088 ??:0 (0A0741E0, , 0022D0E8, 0040CDAF)
0022D0A8 ??:0 (0A0741E0, , 0022D0FC, 0A07637B)
0022D0C8 ??:0 (0A0741E0, , 0041F5B0, 0A065A50)
0022D108 ??:0 (0A075B30, 0001, 0022D138, 00424814)
0022D118 ??:0 (0A075B30, 0A076070, 0022D148, 0001)
0022D138 ??:0 (0A065A50, 001F, 0022D1B8, 00410235)
0022D148 ??:0 (0A065A50, , 0022D188, 6105E4C5)
0022D1B8 ??:0 (0A065A28, , , )
0022D1F8 ??:0 (0A065A10, , , )
0022D228 ??:0 (0A065960, , , )
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