-19 Oct 96  19:01:29-
=Paul Edwards babbled to All about core dump=

 PE> On a unix system, when your application crashes (traps/abends), you
 PE> get a file called "core" containing all the program and
data for that
 PE> application, so that you can debug what was happening at the time.  On
 PE> MVS, you get a dump file sent to SYSUDUMP.  With OS/2, if the whole
 PE> system crashes, you can go ctrl-alt-numlock numlock and get a dump of
 PE> all of your memory for all applications. 
 PE> How do I get a dump for just my one task, when that one task has a
 PE> trap-d?  BFN.  Paul. 

EMX has the ability to produce core dumps.  Of course that only works
with programs you compile with EMX...

Mike Phillips
INTERNET:  phil4086{at}utdallas.edu


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