Re: Random Crash While Debugging (was Re: mi_cmd_exec_interrupt: inferior not executing)
Re: Random Crash While Debugging (was Re: mi_cmd_exec_interrupt: inferior not executing)
- Subject: Re: Random Crash While Debugging (was Re: mi_cmd_exec_interrupt: inferior not executing)
- From: Doug Hill <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 11:52:32 -0800
Brad,
I have been getting the exact same errors that you experience. In my
case, looking through the assembly I noticed code-gen errors. This had
to do with problems compiling Boost using the Objective-C++ compiler.
Your problem may be compiler errors which lead to gdb crashing/failing.
If you can make a reproduceable case, I would log a bug with Apple using
Bug Reporter and have them look at it.
doug
Jeremy Sagan wrote:
I am frequently experiencing a very similar problem. After debugging
for a while XCode will randomly stop with "Single stepping until exit
from function _start, which has no line number information.Program
received signal: "EXC_BAD_ACCESS". This happens at random times and
at random places in the code and never happens when XCode is out of
the picture. Brad writes "There's truly nothing worse that being
neck-deep into debugging a problem and have the debugger crap out on
you, forcing you to start all over." This is at least true in an XCode
debugging context.
Jeremy
On Jan 23, 2007, at 11:40 PM, Brad Oliver wrote:
Frequently when stepping through C++ code, the debugger will appear
to stall or lock up. If I click on the pause button when this
happens, I get the following message:
Error from Debugger: mi_cmd_exec_interrupt: Inferior not executing.
When this happens, I know that I'm royally screwed and have to kill
my app and start a new debugging session. I can open up the debugger
console, but entering any command at the (gdb) prompt seems to result
in a big fat nothing.
Anyone know what is going on and better yet - how I can avoid it?
There's truly nothing worse that being neck-deep into debugging a
problem and have the debugger crap out on you, forcing you to start
all over.
--
Brad Oliver
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