When a userland program segfaults, what determines whether
it also dumps core? Is there something either the programmer
or the user can do to force a cordump on segfault?
Thanks for any clues!
On 2006-05-01 20:54, walt wrote:
When a userland program segfaults, what determines whether
it also dumps core? Is there something either the programmer
or the user can do to force a cordump on segfault?
Thanks for any clues!
You might be interested in core(5), which has a list of criteria
walt wrote:
When a userland program segfaults, what determines whether
it also dumps core? Is there something either the programmer
or the user can do to force a cordump on segfault?
Thanks for any clues!
Erik already mentioned core(5).
Additionally, signal(3) will tell you the default
On 5/2/06, walt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When a userland program segfaults, what determines whether
it also dumps core? Is there something either the programmer
or the user can do to force a cordump on segfault?
Thanks for any clues!
Some security-conscious programs will setrlimit()