Synchronet v3.19b-Win32 (install) has been released (Jan-2022).

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howto:gdb [2019/03/13 09:28] – [See Also] A link to Debian gdb how-to article digital manhowto:gdb [2019/05/07 15:10] – [Debugging] mention "bt full" and "-ex run -args" and such digital man
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   # gdb /sbbs/exec/sbbs <pid>   # gdb /sbbs/exec/sbbs <pid>
  
-B. Run Synchronet (if no core file used):+B. Run Synchronet non-daemonized (if no core file used):
   (gdb) run -nd   (gdb) run -nd
  
 C. After segfault or other crash (or when using a core), display back-trace: C. After segfault or other crash (or when using a core), display back-trace:
   (gdb) bt   (gdb) bt
 +or (if more details are needed):
 +  (gdb) bt full
  
 D. If (and only if) the last line of the output looks like this: D. If (and only if) the last line of the output looks like this:
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 E. Copy and paste in e-mail to rob[at]synchro[dot]net or post in one of the Synchronet [[support|discussion groups]]. E. Copy and paste in e-mail to rob[at]synchro[dot]net or post in one of the Synchronet [[support|discussion groups]].
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 +To run Synchronet (non-daemonized) directly from the GNU debugger without having to type "run" at a ''(gdb)'' prompt:
 +  # gdb -ex run -args sbbs -nd
  
 ==== Handling SIGPIPE ==== ==== Handling SIGPIPE ====

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