Joerg Delker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Could you send a stack trace from the core?
>
> Uhh... I haven't dived into core analysis yet.
> Do you have short instructions how to retrieve that?
In UNIX just call adb <path to star> <path to core> and then type $c
otherwise you youle need to be happy with 'gdb' which helps less
call gdb <path to star> <path to core>
and then type "where"
You may like to call
smake clean
smake COPXT=-g LDOPTX=-g
and create a new core
This is needed because gdb is too dumb to correctly show the function arguments
otherwise.
Note that the "real" star binary is called "star_fat"
> > > Any more hints?
> >
> > The Linux Kernel guys don't like to fix the bugs/incnosistencies in
> > their include files. Try to rename /usr/src/linux
>
> You mean "rename" in the sense of "move out of the way"?
> Already tried that, but Gmake complains about missing files then:
> ...
> make[1]: *** No rule to make target
> `/usr/src/linux/include/linux/limits.h', needed by
> `OBJ/i686-linux-cc/tartest.o'. Stop.
> ...
See README.compile, you would needd to call 'smake depend' in order to
clear the old dependency list.
Jörg
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