Andrew Benton wrote:
> Christian Biere wrote:
> > Maybe try -g instead of -g3. You could also use --exec-on-crash or
> > --pause-on-crash, then you don't need the core dump at all.
>
> Thanks, FWIW I got the -g3 from
> http://gtk-gnutella.sourceforge.net/en/?page=bugreport_howto
Yes, -g3 is fine
Christian Biere wrote:
> Maybe try -g instead of -g3. You could also use --exec-on-crash or
> --pause-on-crash, then you don't need the core dump at all.
Thanks, FWIW I got the -g3 from
http://gtk-gnutella.sourceforge.net/en/?page=bugreport_howto
I don't know how to use --exec-on-crash or --paus
Andrew Benton wrote:
> I've had a couple of crashes lately so I compiled gtk-gnutella with
> -Dccflags="-g3 -Wall" -Doptimize="-O0" and ran it with
> ulimit -S -c unlimited
> When it crashes it makes big core files, but when I try to run them
> through gdb I get
> "/home/andy/.gtk-gnutella/cor
Hello World,
I've had a couple of crashes lately so I compiled gtk-gnutella with
-Dccflags="-g3 -Wall" -Doptimize="-O0" and ran it with
ulimit -S -c unlimited
When it crashes it makes big core files, but when I try to run them
through gdb I get
andy:~/.gtk-gnutella/core2007.02.26.17.48.03$ gdb
