* [2011-02-05 04:52:24 +0000] Hugh Williams <[email protected]> écrit:
] If a core file was produced it would also be interesting to see a
] stack trace from the core if the Virtuoso binary symbols are not
] stripped.
Was just debugging a problem with the latest snapshot with
PvK (no idea if it is the same problem) but thought I'd
contribute some instructions for getting a stack trace from
FreeBSD.
Edit /usr/ports/databases/virtuoso/Makefile
To CONFIGURE_ARGS add --with-debug
To CONFIGURE_ENV prepend CC='cc -g'
Then do "make clean all deinstall reinstall"
The installed version will be stripped but you should have
an unstripped version in
/usr/ports/databases/virtuoso/work/virtuoso-opensource-6.1.2/binsrc/virtuoso/virtuoso-t
To run gdb, you do,
gdb
/usr/ports/databases/virtuoso/work/virtuoso-opensource-6.1.2/binsrc/virtuoso/virtuoso-t
virtuoso-t.core
and at the prompt, type "bt" or "backtrace"
Additionally, if you want to install a snapshot using ports,
you need to download the snapshot to /usr/ports/distfiles and
then do
md5 virtuoso-opensource-6-20110214.tar.gz >>
/usr/ports/databases/virtuoso/distinfo
sha256 virtuoso-opensource-6-20110214.tar.gz >>
/usr/ports/databases/virtuoso/distinfo
and edit the Makefile and put
PORTVERSION= 6.1.3rc5
...
DISTNAME= ${PORTNAME}-opensource-6-20110214
Hope this is useful.
Cheers,
-w
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