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Vielleicht kann mir jemand hier helfen.
Ich sitze gerade an meinem #GdB Antrag.
Macht es Sinn einen eigenen Bericht über meine Einschränkungen im Alltag zu den ärztlichen Gutachten dazu zu legen?
Sollte ich den Antrag schon mit der #EUTB stellen oder erst beim Wiederspruch?
Wisst ihr in wie weit die #gewerkschaft einen beim Antragstellen und Wiederspruch unterstützt? #schwerbehinderung#autismus#adhs#depression#ptbs
I noticed that the unit test program runs two subtests and the log indicates that it completed the first successfully before crashing, but when I ran it under gdb the back trace showed it in the first unit test when the segfault occurred. Very strange.
Single stepping in #gdb, I ultimately came across a longjmp() call (apparently libXt handles errors this way?), and it was this call that triggered the failure.
Turns out each of the subtests checks some exceptional case and expects a function call to fail by longjmp()'ing, but only the first unit test actually prepared for the jump with a call to setjmp().
As a result, when the second subtest triggered its own longjmp() it jumped to the first subtest's function that had already completed!
At work (zoo.dev) we use a lot of rust :ferris: and specifically tokio for our servers -- I've been spending some time trying to develop style with it. I figured i'd be good chance to finish a DECADE OLD hack I wanted to implement. It's been a few weeks of nights/weekends hacking on it, and I just wrote it up after getting my old blog back online at https://notes.pault.ag/debugfs/
@lxo the #GDB mailing list seemed inactive, and Arsen: on IRC mentioned this as your idea for an #LSP server, so ...
[ Big fan, especially of your linux-libre work
and your stint on the FSF board ]
As a #Cpp dev, it is a sorry state - impotent ctags/etags/global on one side, the overkill that is ccls on the other. I came round to DWARF debuginfo as a reliable source, but not wanting to build off libelf myself ... and to your idea apparently, of using GDB itself as a langserver.
I’ve been playing around with creating a new ROM from scratch for an existing 68K system and I’m excited to see MAME has a “gdbstub” debugger. I don’t have space in the ROM for debug symbols, and it’s a raw binary anyway (produced by a linker script). How do I tell gdb how to map the .o files with symbols to the ROM image so I get source level symbolic debugging? #mamedev#retrocomputing#gdb#embedded
Anyone have any references or suggestions for how to produce symbols for a ROM I’m generating, so I can do source level debugging of it with gdb? #gdb#embedded
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