Derek Carter wrote:
from what I understand, you should call a library from an external app
most libraries, when called directly, will segfault right away. If your
goal is to troubleshoot that specific lib, use ltrace (which is like
strace but for libraries)
Good to know.
Well, I installed ltrace and it still segfaults. here's the output:
# ltrace -d /usr/local/lib/libsablot.so
DEBUG: read_config_file.c:172: read_config_file(): Reading config file
`/etc/ltrace.conf'...
DEBUG: read_config_file.c:172: read_config_file(): Reading config file
`/root/.ltrace.conf'...
DEBUG: elf.c:32: do_init_elf(): Reading ELF from
/usr/local/lib/libsablot.so...
DEBUG: elf.c:216: do_init_elf(): /usr/local/lib/libsablot.so 1207 PLT
relocations
DEBUG: execute_program.c:75: execute_program(): Executing
`/usr/local/lib/libsablot.so'...
DEBUG: execute_program.c:89: execute_program(): PID=4462
DEBUG: breakpoints.c:85: enable_all_breakpoints(): Enabling breakpoints
for pid 4462...
DEBUG: process_event.c:70: process_event(): event: none
DEBUG: process_event.c:73: process_event(): event: signal (SIGSEGV [11])
--- SIGSEGV (Segmentation fault) ---
DEBUG: process_event.c:81: process_event(): event: exit signal (SIGSEGV
[11])
+++ killed by SIGSEGV +++
DEBUG: process_event.c:135: remove_proc(): Removing pid 4462
DEBUG: wait_for_something.c:30: wait_for_something(): No more children
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Maybe something is wrong with the elf libraries? Any thoughts?
Ashley
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