I am looking at the debug output of a cdt-debug process.
I see this:
==================================================================
...(gdb)
[1,134,150,642,106] 105 info sharedlibrary
[1,134,150,642,107] &"info sharedlibrary\n"
[1,134,150,642,107] &"Undefined info command: \"sharedlibrary\". Try
\"help info\".\n"
[1,134,150,642,107] 105^error,msg="Undefined info command:
\"sharedlibrary\". Try \"help info\"."
[1,134,150,642,108] (gdb)
[1,134,150,642,108] 106 info signal SIGTRAP
[1,134,150,642,108] &"info signal SIGTRAP\n"
[1,134,150,642,109] ~"Signal Stop\tPrint\tPass to program
\tDescription\n"
[1,134,150,642,109] ~"SIGTRAP Yes\tYes\tNo\t\tTrace/breakpoint
trap\n"
[1,134,150,642,109] 106^done
[1,134,150,642,110] (gdb)
[1,134,150,646,627] 107-exec-next 1
[1,134,150,646,628] 107^running
[1,134,150,646,629] (gdb)
[1,134,150,646,630] &"Cannot find bounds of current function\n"
[1,134,150,646,630] 107^error,msg="Cannot find bounds of current
function"
[1,134,150,646,630] (gdb)
====================================================================
The code I am running is fully self contained. It doesn't call any
external code.
What is a shared library and why does cdt-debug emit this request of my
gdb ?
My gdb doesn't have any problems with finding vars when running
manually ?
Thanks.
--
Kim Lux, Diesel Research Inc.
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