How do I get a stack trace from my core file?
Article ID: KB0088990
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO SmartSockets | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
Resolution:
You will want to use a symbolic debugger such as gdb (gnu), or dbx (Sun).
Assuming you are using dbx as the debugging tool, do the following:
1. Launch dbx with the command:
dbx $RTHOME/bin/$RTARCH/rtserver.x core
where core is the core file produced by the crash.
2. At the dbx prompt, please type in the command 'where'.
Example: dbx> where
The stack trace will be displayed on screen.
3. Copy and paste the trace directly to an email and send it to support@tibco.com.
You will want to use a symbolic debugger such as gdb (gnu), or dbx (Sun).
Assuming you are using dbx as the debugging tool, do the following:
1. Launch dbx with the command:
dbx $RTHOME/bin/$RTARCH/rtserver.x core
where core is the core file produced by the crash.
2. At the dbx prompt, please type in the command 'where'.
Example: dbx> where
The stack trace will be displayed on screen.
3. Copy and paste the trace directly to an email and send it to support@tibco.com.
Issue/Introduction
How do I get a stack trace from my core file?
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