rcj@clyde.UUCP (R. Curtis Jackson) (05/25/84)
Well, here is the latest from Bugland.... I take my program into sdb. I edit my main microcode parser with 'e g.tab.c'. Here is what happened in toto: $ sdb sdbgm No core image * e g.tab.c 'g.tab.c:' /* or whatever the standard message is */ * /pending/ /* one line containing pending */ * // /* another line containing pending */ * // Memory fault - core dumped $ rm core;sdb sdbgm No core image * 2200w Memory fault - core dumped $ /* at this point I edited the file and found that what I was looking for was at line 1977 */ $ rm core;sdb sdbgm No core image * 1977 Memory fault - core dumped $ rm core;sdb sdbgm No core image * 1900 /* line 1900 apears here */ * 1950 /* line 1950 appears here */ * ^D /* a few more lines */ * ^D 1959: /* line 1959 */ 1960: /* line 1960 */ 1961: /* line 1961 */ Memory fault - core dumped $ Anyone experienced anything like this? And, as several people have asked, I am running y.tab.c through 'cc -EC' into g.tab.c to take care of yacc's #line directives that confuse sdb. -- The MAD Programmer -- 919-228-3313 (Cornet 291) alias: Curtis Jackson ...![ ihnp4 ulysses cbosgd we13 ]!burl!rcj ...![ ihnp4 cbosgd akgua masscomp ]!clyde!rcj