Hi, if you are doing this under irix, you can purify the final executable rather than having to put stuff on the compile or link lines. This may make a difference.
Just a thought. Tom On Fri, 18 Feb 2000, Jeff Braun wrote: > I downloaded a demo of Purify and ran through some of their examples, but > now have problems running it with dxexec. What I did was add purify to > the LINK variable only in the exec/dxexec/Makefile > > DX terminates immediately. Running with dbx, I get the following: > > Overlapping regions: finding functions/setting breakpoints > may not work reliably till program is run (rld moves DSOs, > removing overlaps). > Overlapping regions: 0x99c8000 to 0x9a40000 and 0x99f0000 to 0x99fd000 > Executable /home/users/braun/CVS/dx/src/exec/dxexec/dxexec > > (dbx) run -r -B > Process 14439 (dxexec) started > Process 14439 (dxexec) terminated > > Purify indicates a SIG error. This is not what I expected, rather I > expected to see the process started and port = 1900 info. > > Note that the Autocolor.net runs (rotates) fine running dxexec > (without purify) in dbx. > > Since I am new to purify, I thought I would see if there were suggestion > to try on Tuesday when I get back to this. > > Jeff > > > On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Peter Daniel Kirchner wrote: > > > Can someone run this with Purify? That's been a good way to find where the > > train first leaves the tracks. > > >
