Re: weird message in gdb
Re: weird message in gdb
- Subject: Re: weird message in gdb
- From: Bayes Scott F <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2011 08:00:02 -0700
| Hi Jens,
That path must be the original path to the source file on the machine that plugin was compiled on. The compiler leaves such paths in the object code to help debuggers locate the source code later on.
Yes, that was my thought too. Tried strings on everything I saw inside the bundle, but didn't find it. It wasn't an organized search however, and I probably missed a file or two. Compiler/linker leaves it in on purpose: interesting.
But it does generate the warning in gdb, which seems to indicate some (small) problem that a fresh download didn't fix, so I zipped the picker for now, so as not to have the messages.
I'm a bit (more than before) disappointed in Spotlight, not searching everywhere when you think you've told it to.
Many thanks to all,
Scott
On Sep 15, 2011, at 22:56, Jens Alfke wrote: On Sep 15, 2011, at 10:50 PM, Scott F Bayes wrote: Funny, I did a Spotlight content search for "BlackOps" with System Files included, but it didn't show up. Was thinking about xargs and find and other stuff but I'm real rusty on sh/ksh/bash.
Spotlight won’t search inside executable machine code. There are strings to be found there, but you’ll need more specialized (or more general) tools to find them.
That path must be the original path to the source file on the machine that plugin was compiled on. The compiler leaves such paths in the object code to help debuggers locate the source code later on.
—Jens
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