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to: Paul Edwards
from: Thomas Seeling
date: 1996-10-25 11:39:50
subject: core dump

Hallo, Paul!

*** Am 20. Oktober 1996 um 00:01 schrieb Paul Edwards an All:

 PE> On a unix system, when your application crashes (traps/abends), you get a
 PE> file called "core" containing all the program and data for that
 PE> memory for all applications.

 PE> How do I get a dump for just my one task, when that one task has a trap-d?

If you compile with emx+gcc, call abort() and link with the standard method
to get a coredump. Then you can use gdb with the backtrace command (bt) to
find out the function crashing.


Tschau...Thomas

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