I am working on multhithreading application when ever the process dump it always generates core as shown below i am not able to understand where it is actually dumping.
I wrote my own reference counted memory manager c++ (for fun) and I\'m sure it isn\'t perfect ;) . And now when I\'m trying to use it I got random SIGTRAP signals. If I comment out every line which ar
I am unable to run my code in debug using gdb because of the following error: 开发者_开发技巧Unable to execute epoll_wait: (4) Interrupted system call
I\'m new to UNIX and QT4 but ubuntu is coming along.My first QT4 project l开发者_StackOverflow社区inks a simple test app to a shared dll of ported code.I am able to build the application using QT Crea
What are the \'best practices\' when it comes to debugging core dumps using GDB? Currently, I am facing a problem:
How can I debug a shared library in the this case: A daemon is checking which job is set to run, if find one, the daemon will fork a process. This process will do dlopen/dlsym etc to use the shared l
I\'m trying to debug an android app that call native code to do some GL rendering.The native code is existing code that I\'m trying to port (and that I don\'t really know that well).I\'ve got the exis
I\'m debugging a C++ program with GDB on Linux, and I need to see the value of a member variable while the program is running.The member variable, unfortunately, is named list, which happens to be a G
In Eclipse I can override the toString() method of an Object to pretty print it.This is especially useful because during a debug开发者_开发技巧 sessions as I can click on a variable and see the object
This is shown when I try to debug my code with Eclipse: I then tried creating a simple Hello World program manually with Notepad++ and the command-line gcc. When I launched the gdb debugger this h
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