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[Mldonkey-bugs] [bugs #12384] processor going mad


From: Amorphous
Subject: [Mldonkey-bugs] [bugs #12384] processor going mad
Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2005 07:56:51 +0000
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Follow-up Comment #7, bugs #12384 (project mldonkey):

you could compile mldonkey from the sources (30ab or 30-1) as follows
(replace "foo" with all the configure options you did use to compile):
./configure --enable-debug foo
make mlnet.byte

copy mlnet.byte to your mldonkey directory and cd into it
execute the debugger as follows and replace "/path/to/src/" with the path to
the directory src in the mldonkey sources:
ocamldebug $(find /path/to/src/ -name '.*' -prune -o -name 'gtk' -prune -o
-name 'gtk2' -prune -o -name 'applets' -prune -o -type d -printf '-I %p ')
./mlnet.byte

then type the following in the debugger:
set checkpoints off
run

then wait until the problem occurs and do the following:
press ctrl-c and type:
bt

then for each # greater than 0 type (and replace # with the number):
frame #

example for the last part:
(ocd) bt
#0  Pc : 6160  Test char 22
#1  Pc : 6160  Test char 22
#2  Pc : 6160  Test char 22
(ocd) frame 1
#1  Pc : 6160  Test char 22
2     <|b|>test ()
(ocd) frame 2
#2  Pc : 6160  Test char 22
2     <|b|>test ()

then copy and past all this (from when you ocamldebug started) into a file
and add this file to his bugreport.
i hope i can then make sense of it :) .

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