SIGSEGV and SIGILL inside PyCFunction_Call
dieter
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Fri Jul 21 02:16:44 EDT 2017
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Anders Wegge Keller <wegge at wegge.dk> writes: > ... > The trouble with that is that nnrpd is a system daemon, and as such is a > bit difficult to trace in place. That's why I am asking for help Often, you can run a (typical) daemon in non-daemon mode -- specifically to debug problems (a usual requirement during development). I also often used "attach" to attach a debugger to a running daemon. Of course, I see the difficulties to attach to a freshly forked daemon child which crashed quitely after being made active.
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