> I have a big problem useing gdb:
>
> in a very simple (hello world style) program, where I just open a file
> and the close it:
>
> filename = fopen("toto.txt","r");
> fclose(filename);
>
> the program runs ok, doing nothing as expected.
> But when using gdb, fopen() returns an address ONLY when file is toto.txt.
> When I change it say to toto2.txt, it returns NO address and fclose makes
> a segmentation fault....
>
> gdb msg:
>
> Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
> _IO_feof (fp=0x0) at feof.c:36
> 36 feof.c: Aucun fichier ou répertoire de ce type.
>
> using gdb 4.18, or 5.0 same result
Could I suggest downloading a current GDB snapshot and seeing if the
problem sill occures. See http://sources.redhat.com/gdb/#download
> on an almost identical machine, it works....
It may not be GDB but also the kernel or something else again. For
anyone to have a guess as to what is going wrong a lot more information
will be needed. As you noted, an almost identical machine works,
perhaphs start by eliminating those differences.
Andrew
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