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From: Brian Dessent <brian AT dessent DOT net>
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Subject: Re: seg fault in cygwin1.dll during gdb session
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Shmuel Vagner wrote:

> My question: Is there a patch for this and how can I install it (does it
> involves building Cygwin from source or is there another simpler way)?

Patches to avoid the spurious SIGSEGV faults are already in CVS for both
Cygwin and gdb.  But you'll have to build both of them from source.  Or
at least on the cygwin side you can use a snapshot, but that won't cover
the gdb side.

Brian

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