Mail Archives: djgpp/2002/01/10/11:25:12
--- Eli Zaretskii <eliz AT is DOT elta DOT co DOT il> wrote:
> Hmm... 0x0f00115e doesn't look like an address in a
> DJGPP program.
> Can you load the program into GDB, like this:
>
> gdb foo.exe
>
> and then type "disassmble 0x0f00115e", and see
> whether GDB finds that
> address in the program?
I did that, and GDB said something like:
No function at specified address
So I guess this didn't help either...
BTW, Do I need to put the PMCOM source in this dir as
well? I just put in the .a file, but maybe it needs
the sources as well...
> If the bug in the debuggee is hard enough, it could
> conceivably crash
> the debugger as well, especially when the debuggee
> hooks hardware
> interrupts. It's not unheard of.
Is there a way to solve this?
I tried something different now, I first opened the
program in GDB and typed run, and then the program
crashed.
Now I set a breakpoint, and run again, and then used
step from the breakpoint on. At that point everything
seemed to go allright. After having used step for a
number of times (I was in a while-loop) I decided to
let the program continue, so it maybe ran into the bug
somewhere. The strangest thing then was, that the
program didn't crash! As if the bug had not been
there. Off course when I pressed CTRL-C, it happened
again, but it did not occur at runtime!
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