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Re: Re: GUI closes without error message
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Torsten Lilge |
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Re: Re: GUI closes without error message |
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Tue, 23 Jun 2020 20:04:31 +0200 |
On Tue, 2020-06-23 at 13:03 -0400, John W. Eaton wrote:
> On 6/23/20 11:53 AM, Nicholas Jankowski wrote:
> > Can you attach gdb to the PID of the running Octave process and
> > try
> > if it catches any exception? In case it does: What is the
> > backtrace
> > of the error?
> >
> >
> > Do we have instructions for doing that on a Windows install without
> > rebuilding? Is that possible? I believe there was recently another
> > email
> > chain about needing to build a Windows version that still had the
> > debug
> > symbols for gdb?
>
> I have been able to use the following command at the Octave prompt on
> a
> Windows system to start gdb in a separate command window and attach
> it
> to the current Octave process:
>
> system (sprintf ("start gdb -p %d", getpid ()));
>
> jwe
John, this command links gdb to the worker thread, right? Is there a
possibility to get the gui's pid from within octave?
Torsten
- GUI closes without error message, Michael Holme Sørensen, 2020/06/23
- Re: GUI closes without error message, Markus Mützel, 2020/06/23
- Re: GUI closes without error message, Nicholas Jankowski, 2020/06/23
- Re: Re: GUI closes without error message, John W. Eaton, 2020/06/23
- Re: Re: GUI closes without error message,
Torsten Lilge <=
- Re: Re: GUI closes without error message, Nicholas Jankowski, 2020/06/23
- Re: Re: GUI closes without error message, Nicholas Jankowski, 2020/06/23
- Re: Re: GUI closes without error message, Markus Mützel, 2020/06/23
- Re: Re: GUI closes without error message, Nicholas Jankowski, 2020/06/23
- Re: GUI closes without error message, Kai Torben Ohlhus, 2020/06/24
- RE: Re: GUI closes without error message, Michael Holme Sørensen, 2020/06/24
- RE: Re: GUI closes without error message, Markus Mützel, 2020/06/24
- Re: GUI closes without error message, John W. Eaton, 2020/06/24