Core File

[Qcheck]

Hi There,

I am new to Tru64. How can I read the core file. I know I could from "dbx" or ladebug". But we don't have license for dbx. But whenn I tried to use "ladebug ./analog core".It prompts back saying can't read the analog file. Can anyone please assist me ASAP?

Thanks in advance!

[Michael Schulte zur Sur]

Hi,

why do you specify analog as paramater?

greetings,

Michael

[Qcheck]

Hi Michael,

Thank you for the response. But Can I just use the command as follow without analog?

# ladebug /tmp/core

Thanks,
Pratibha

[David_854]

Pratibha,
To read the core file its very easy, you can contact HP Support. Just kidding.
Use the dbx and kdbx tool built into the system.

David
davegu1@hotmail.com

[Venkatesh BL]

Your syntax for ladebug is correct. But, looks like something wrong with the ./analog file. Is it a COFF format file?

Can you post the output of "file ./analog".

[Qcheck]

Hi Venkatesh,

Sorry for the delay, I was in training.....

Anyways, When I tried to do the following:

# ladebug ./analog core

It prompted back saying:

object file ./analog cannot be accessed

Thanks
Pratibha

[Michael Schulte zur Sur]

Hi,

please post as BL requested
file ./analog
Is the analog file the executable of the core file and in the same directory?

Michael

[Qcheck]

Hi Michael,

I just cd to the directory where the core file is and did that "ladebug ./analog core". I don't know where the analog file is? I googled and find that command. I did find for analog file from root and couldn't find any analog file. Please assist.

Thanks,
Pratibha

[Venkatesh BL]

Where is the binary "analog" that caused the core dump?

# cd /
# find . -name "analog" -print

then, use the full path of the file when you invoke the debugger.

[Michael Schulte zur Sur]

Hi,

the first parameter is the path to the executable file that created the core file.
file core
gives you the command that created it.
Look for the command with
find / -name "command" -print
Then try
ladebug /path/command core

Michael