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[ic] Mac OSX viable as a development platform?
- Subject: [ic] Mac OSX viable as a development platform?
- From: interchange-users@interchange.redhat.com (John Young)
- Date: Tue Mar 5 17:29:01 2002
- References: <200203051701.g25H1GJ29320@interchange.redhat.com>
Regarding segmentation faults, perhaps you could find
more clues by tracing system calls. I don't know what
the command, if there is one, would be on OS X, but in
Linux there's strace(1) and in Solaris there's truss(1).
If a tool like that is too verbose, you can either pipe
it through grep/egrep or exclude certain calls, for example
on Solaris:
truss -t \!poll,ioctl,brk,times,read,llseek interchange --serve
System call names can be gleaned from the output, or
possibly studied in the man pages (on Solaris: man -s 2 intro).
Also, don't be surprised about funny things with package,
OS, etc. upgrades. I once had the memory faults on a SPARCstation.
Sun sent me replacement memory, a replacement motherboard -
still, no luck. Turns out, I had installed an OS patch
for the audio - which in turn caused symptoms of a failed
SIMM or board.
Good luck.
-John Young