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Re: ddd variable
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Joe Koski |
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Re: ddd variable |
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Thu, 26 May 2005 21:15:17 -0600 |
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on 5/26/05 8:15 PM, Tim Kirby at address@hidden wrote:
> If you want to know where it's looking you could try running ktrace
> and trace system open calls. You will see everywhere it's looking...
>
> ktrace isn't as nice as some other systems syscall traces, but it
> should be adequate for this purpose...
>
> Tim
Tim,
Thanks for your suggestion. As a "moderate" UNIX user, I have not
encountered ktrace and kdump before. I tried first ktrace ddd first and then
ktrace Ddd. Much output followed, and when I looked at ktrace.out for Ddd
with kdump, I found the statement
1814 Ddd RET read 4096/0x1000
1814 Ddd CALL read(5,58723840,4096)
1814 Ddd GIO fd 5 read 4096 bytes
repeating many times with unreadable lines in between. It appears that some
looping is involved, but how and why?
I'll post this to the ddd list to see if there are other answers. Please see
my original message for the problem.
Joe
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