core dump

core dump

[Porwal_Ashutosh]

H,

I wish to know whether -lCsup_v2 should be specified on the linker
options while linking with g++. I think it should not and did that to
prevent the crash, but still the crash is coming.
I guess the crash is due to non-compilation/linking with multithreaded
libraries. But still including/trying  several options I'm back to
square 1.
Any help is highly appreciated.
The complete thread for his post is 

https://forums13.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1
327087

Thanks,
Ashutosh

Re: core dump

[Ian Lance Taylor]

Porwal_Ashutosh@emc.com writes:

> I wish to know whether -lCsup_v2 should be specified on the linker
> options while linking with g++. I think it should not and did that to
> prevent the crash, but still the crash is coming.
> I guess the crash is due to non-compilation/linking with multithreaded
> libraries. But still including/trying  several options I'm back to
> square 1.
> Any help is highly appreciated.
> The complete thread for his post is 
>
> https://forums13.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1327087

It seems clear from the thread you mention that you should not use
-lCsup_v2 when compiling with gcc.  At least, not unless you also
compile libCsup_v2 with gcc.

It is impossible for us to help you with your program without a
reproducible test case which shows the problem.  It could be anything.

Ian

Re: core dump

[Alexandre Oliva]

On Apr  1, 2001, "Christopher Sindall" <surferman@lineone.net> wrote:

>     I've just started learning to use gnu gcc but it doesn't seem to do core dumps. How do I get it to do a core dump?

Core dumps are created in error situations, in which a program
accesses in invalid memory address, for example.  Why do you want GCC
to generate core dumps on purpose?

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core dump

[Christopher Sindall]

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Hi,
    I've just started learning to use gnu 
gcc but it doesn't seem to do core dumps. How do I get it to do a core 
dump?
            
Chris