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AIX DBX Error
I am trying to debug a program, which had generated a core dump. When I issue 'where' command, it list me filename along with line number, which in case is not at all there in the .c file.
Example: (dbx) where func1(var1= (...), var2 = 86, var3 = 0,var4 = 0) , line 87 in "prog.f" main(), line 746 in "prog.c" But infact prog.c contains a total number of 739 lines. What could be the possible set of reasons for such an output by DBX. Thanks in advance.
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Please follow the link:
DBX UNABLE TO TRACE FAULTING THREAD STACK IN TRUNCATED CORE Since I cannot implement the fix and try it out, but I have a general question. Even after the fix do I need to have SA_FULLDUMP flag set OR even with SA_PARTDUMP I will be able to read data from core file to which I am currently receiving the following error: "warning: Unable to access address 0x200009cc from core" Thanks in advance.
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