On 09/20/03 16:44, Ben Duncan wrote:
Unfortunately, the program was not compiled with debug, so that is out of the question.
What I am wanting to do, is like the OLD <Gasp> debug program that was in MS-DOS, where you could step thru and OR see the ASM code.
I am wanting to follow what the program is doing, and it is a "foreign" binary (Coff), so it has to be running.
Thanks ...
Net Llama! wrote:
On 09/19/03 19:01, Kurt Wall wrote:
Quoth Ben Duncan:
Is there a way to do a "core" image/snapshot of a running program?
Probably. I don't quite understand what you mean, though.
Assuming that you have 'ulimit -c unlimited' for the session that the binary was started in and the binary is compiled with debugging symbols, then sure:
kill -15 <PID>
you'll get a core dump.
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