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Top Forums Programming dbx - break on access violations Post 302497504 by achenle on Thursday 17th of February 2011 11:38:49 AM

02-17-2011

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What OS?

On Solaris 10 or later, or in multithreaded processes on just about any version of Solaris, probably the easiest way is to set a break in the ___errno() function that's used to return a pointer to each thread's errno variable.

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