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02-23-2000 05:33 PM
02-23-2000 05:33 PM
examine a core dump
Hi/
How do you examine a core file on a HP-UX 10.20 system.
regards
Hendrik
How do you examine a core file on a HP-UX 10.20 system.
regards
Hendrik
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02-23-2000 11:29 PM
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Re: examine a core dump
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02-24-2000 01:10 AM
02-24-2000 01:10 AM
Re: examine a core dump
If you meant a "core" file rather than something in /var/adm/crash directory,
use "file core" to find out which executable created the core file and then get
either DDE, WDB or gdb to load it and the executable at the same time. Analysis
then goes pretty much along the lines of regular debugging except that you
cannot advance the execution.
See the http://devresource.hp.com Document library for the PA-RISC assembly
language and runtime architecture manuals which are very useful if you end up
wading through assembly language.
use "file core" to find out which executable created the core file and then get
either DDE, WDB or gdb to load it and the executable at the same time. Analysis
then goes pretty much along the lines of regular debugging except that you
cannot advance the execution.
See the http://devresource.hp.com Document library for the PA-RISC assembly
language and runtime architecture manuals which are very useful if you end up
wading through assembly language.
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02-28-2000 03:00 AM
02-28-2000 03:00 AM
Re: examine a core dump
To examine a core file you can use vi or strings. strings filename |more
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