10 Oct
2022
10 Oct
'22
6:13 a.m.
On 2022/10/09 07:38 AM, deloptes wrote:
Michele Calgaro via tde-devels wrote:
DrKonqui uses a backtrace, pretty much capturing the same info you would see in gdb when
looking at the backtrace after
a crash. If you have debug symbols installed, those will be used to display additional
info about the crash (either by
DrKonqui or gdb).
There is a kdBacktrace() function in kdebug.cpp in tdelibs which builds a backtrace. You
can print a backtrace
programmatically even without a crash by using it in your code.
Cheers
Michele
first of all, kdDebug and debug symbols are two
independent concepts.
dbgsym are symbols that can be used when debugging the program within a
debugger like gdb. kdDebug is a stream object that let you print messages
to a stream, regardless of whether you have installed debug symbols or
not.
in this context, what is DrKonqi using to display the debug?
I do not see there the backtrace, when it crashes so what should I do to see
it (when I run the application from the place it was build)