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finding source of SIGTRAP
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finding source of SIGTRAP


  • Subject: finding source of SIGTRAP
  • From: Stefan Werner <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2006 11:19:00 -0700

Hi,

I'm having a bit of a debugging challenge right now. We build our UB app in Xcode 2.3 on 10.4, and unfortunately our app dies on 10.3.9 on a SIGTRAP - the same situation does not show any problems on 10.4. However, I can't quite pinpoint the cause of that SIGTRAP.

The app is launching a subprocess through NSTask, talks to it though xmlrpc and shared files and as soon as the subprocess ends, the main app receives a SIGTRAP - that's as far as I got when running the app on 10.3.9 in gdb. When I launch the subprocess in its own gdb session, it works fine and exits cleanly.

Are there any debugging tools on 10.3.9/Xcode 1.5 that can help me finding the source of the SIGTRAP? gdb breaking when the app receives the signal is not helping me much right now.

Thanks,
Stefan
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