Júlio Maranhão wrote, On 2008-05-23 21:42: > Just now I realised that you are the guy that answered my bug ticket. :-) > > I just want to try to discover the issue, also by myself. But I need a > little help to start. I am reading the Mozilla site also. I don't want > to be a developer or apply a patch, for now. Just to discover the issue.
Yeah, I don't know why bugzilla didn't find that bug when I searched using your name. I'm guessing it has a problem with the special characters ú and ã. I think you should attempt to diagnose the problem using the most easily available information before trying the most difficult (code debugging). I think it is quite possible that an examination of the actual certificates involved will tell the story, and the code in the module may not not need to be inspected. As far as I can tell, you have not yet attached your certs to the bug. You've attached CA certs, but not your own certs. I'm willing to look at your certs when they're available to me. As far as development and debugging, we do this. We do all compilations with Makefiles and gmake, and don't use IDEs for compilations. We use MSVC compilers for all compilation, no special mingw compilers. (I don't use MINGW at all. I use another Unix-like shell package. but Mingw is more popular because it's free.) The MSVC compilations produce debug binaries (.exe or .dll files, and .pdb files). The debugger built into MSVS 2005 does full source-level debugging (no assembly code required, except for those functions that are written in assembly language) using the binaries built that way. It's a very rich and powerful source debugger. I don't build the entire Thunderbird product, the way you did. I only work on NSS, so I only build NSS. I download "nightly" builds of the programs with which I want to test NSS, such as Thunderbird, and I replace the downloaded NSS binaries with the ones I built, then I debug. As long as I only try to set breakpoints in the code I actually compiled. it works fine. /Nelson _______________________________________________ dev-tech-crypto mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto
