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Re: [cdt-core-dev] problem with opening files

What's the pathname?


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David McKnight
Linux AD, CDT Development
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There is a problem with opening files.   EVEN if the files are ASCII, it
sometimes fails with an error.
I move the file to another directory (with a much shorter pathname) and I
can open it fine.
Same for the EBCDIC files... if I move them out of this lengthy pathname
directory, I can open them fine too....except they are unreadable,
but I expect that.     SO it has NOTHING to do with the encoding of the
file.   More to do with where they live on the filesystem hierarchy.

There is a protection exception.    On line 3033 of DataStore.java:

   private DataElement createElement()
   {
DataElement newObject = null;             /* This would be line 3033 */
/* Don't know if it fails inside the constructor or not */

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Server running on: esls37
userSignalHandler() sees signal 11
userSignalHandler() sees signal 11
userSignalHandler() sees signal 11
(8E1410) print_trace_table: detected in-progress print, returning
        stackpointer=0
(8E1180) print_trace_table: detected in-progress print, returning
CEE3204S The system detected a protection exception (System Completion
Code=0C4)
.
         From compile unit org/eclipse/cdt/dstore/core/model/DataStore.java
at e
ntry point
         org/eclipse/cdt/dstore/core/model/DataStore.createElement
()Lorg/eclipse
/cdt/dstore/core/model/DataElement; at
         statement 3033 at compile unit offset +00000578 at entry offset
+000005
78 at address 141D9574.
Server Started Successfully


/Paul Sutera
Dept B9LD/P385   Phone: (845)435-1925



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