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How to send ctrl+c signal to stop running? [message #206541]

Thu, 13 December 2007 05:41

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: chenal.naritech.cn

I use ctrl+c to stop my application in the shell. And today I find a
segmentation fault error after ctrl+c clicked. So I want to debug it in
the Eclipse.

How to send ctrl+c input signal to Debugger?

Allen

Re: How to send ctrl+c signal to stop running? [message #206550 is a reply to message #206541]

Thu, 13 December 2007 05:47

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: chenal.naritech.cn

Allen Chen 写道:
> I use ctrl+c to stop my application in the shell. And today I find a
> segmentation fault error after ctrl+c clicked. So I want to debug it in
> the Eclipse.
>
> How to send ctrl+c input signal to Debugger?
>
> Allen

Oh yes, I've got it!
Just kill the process in the shell.

But how to output and see the call stack?

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