From: cramos_at_col.net.co
Date: Mon Nov 01 1999 - 04:55:05 GMT
Hi all
I just compiled ups 3.35-beta5 in Linux ELF. I attempted to put conditional
breakpoints as described in the BUGS files, i.e, setting a breakpoint above the
place I need the conditional break, starting the program, and then adding the
code for the conditional break. When I press ESC ups warns about, for example,
strcmp appearing more than once. Then when I press Cont it warns "Indirect call
failed in breakpoint code" and the debugee dies with SIGSEV. If instead I step
through the program this warning is printed every time the breakpoint code is
reached. This does not happen with programs which have statically linked
libraries. The shared libraries I use are from distribution, without debugging
info. Do they need to be compiled with debugging info? Or perhaps I need to
start the debugging process in some other way?
I use libc5 and gcc on Linux 2.0.0.
Any suggestion appreciated.
Regards,
Camilo Ramos
bnm,./*
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Camilo Ramos
Universidad Nacional de Colombia
E-Mail: cramos_at_col.net.co
Date: 31-Oct-99
Time: 23:55:04
"Anyone can do any amount of work, provided it isn't the work she/he is
supposed to be doing at the moment."
--Robert Benchley
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