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From: esther@cybernetics.net (Esther Lumsdon)
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Subject: Re: Verdix Exception Traceback history
Date: 18 Oct 1994 13:08:46 GMT
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Walt Barnes (walt@hathor.CSS.GOV) wrote:
: My company is currently evaluating the Verdix compile
: on Sun platform.  One problem we have run into is 
: that when an exception is raised the only traceback
: history that is printed is 

:   Main Program Abandon Exception ________

You can get this information in the debugger, a.db.  Do these commands in
the debugger:
a.db executable
bx
set signal all g
set stack [look this up in the manual -- I'm blanking on this]
g  (to run the program)
After you hit the exception, look at the stack.  It shows how you
propagated to this exception.

Customers doing an evaluation usually have the right to call tech support
to ask these sorts of questions.  Talk to the salesperson to see whether
you should call Sun support or Rational Software (Verdix) support.
--
-- Esther Lumsdon, speaking only for myself     esther@cybernetics.net
   Seeking C/C++/Ada/Unix programming job in Raleigh/RTP, NC area 
   Finally living where the sky is Carolina blue!