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Analyzing a core dump file ...

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hpuxhelp

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Jul 5, 2005
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Hi All,

I want to analyze a core dump file called core .. What is the best way to do this on hpux?? I have had suggestions to run gdp (which I am having problems with), or there is also adb (not sure how to run this) .... How do you do it?

Does pstack work on hp-ux, or is there something similar.

Could you also add the syntax on the suggestion you have to analyze a core dump called core

Thanks in advance ....
 
best thing would be to have a look at the man page for adb and see if it meets your requirements.
 
GDB is a useful tool for debugging core files generated by processes. To find out more information regarding GDB visit
Running GDB

• Determine the location of GDB, whereis gdb
• Execute gdb from the directory returned by the whereis command. Note the arguments to gdb are
Process
Core file location
• Example, to analysis the core file core.225 located in the /home/mcadmin/CORE-FILES/applications directory which was generated by the mobi process run gdb as follows

gdb /apps/picasso/bin/mobi /home/mcadmin/CORE-FILES/applications/core.225

• To gather backtrace useful to analysis the problem type bt
• Save this backtrace to a file
• To quit gdb, type quit
 
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