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Subject: RE: seg fault in cygwin1.dll during gdb session
Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2006 17:39:51 -0000
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On 06 March 2006 17:25, Shmuel Vagner wrote:

> HI,
> I am using a SlickEdit IDE to compile and debug my projects.
> When debugging a new operator gdb reports a segmentation fault.
> I found this problem in the archives and the proposed solution is to
> ignore the fault and continue debugging.
> Unfortunately this is possible with gdb or ddd but not with slic (No CLI
> there).
> My question: Is there a patch for this 

  By "this", do you mean "the sheer utter mind-boggling insanity of the design
of slic"?  Or something else?

> and how can I install it (does it
> involves building Cygwin from source or is there another simpler way)?

  There's nothing wrong with Cygwin.  The problem is that slic was designed by
an insane gibbering maniac and coded by a team of hairy handed programmers
just when it happened to be a full moon.  The solution would be to shoot it
with a silver bullet or drive a stake through its heart.

  Seriously, though, I find it beyond the bounds of credibility to believe
that someone has actually built an IDE that has a built in debugger that
doesn't give you any means to continue the program after it hits a breakpoint.
Perhaps you have misunderstood how to operate slic?

    cheers,
      DaveK
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