(Not sure if this is the best/right place to ask ... but I'm trying
to port an app written for Linux, so ... )
It's a perfectly fine place to ask this as far as I'm concerned.
(I had to remove the "-O2" from CFLAGS to prevent a crash.)
I couldn't reproduce that crash. Are you just running it as
'./sshblaster2 sship.txt'?
When I run the program, it dies in a module in the library:
I couldn't reproduce this crash, either, even with a sship.txt file of
'localhost root:22'.
The program didn't exit normally, and gdb didn't stop at the
breakpoint!
It crashed!
That's because it's forking. When a program forks, gdb continues to
debug the parent process, but it doesn't debug the child. You can work
around this in a number of ways. Here are a few options (there are
others, too):
1) Remove the fork. I think this case will work without forking.
2) In the child, add something like
static int foo = 0;
while (foo == 0) { }
Run the app, then attach to the child with gdb, type 'p foo = 1', and
continue to be debugging the child.
Hope this helps a little,
Eric
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