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Analysing core files

Hi,

I have a core file generated by an application on Tru64 machine.I have
some tool which generates the output as below.But from here am not sure

how to proceed further or what to look for....Any help would be deeply
appreciated.

And also am not sure what is meant by signal ILL?
############### ############### ############### ###############
Thread 4 terminated at PC 0x3ffffe1c28c by signal ILL
show thread
Thread Name State Substate Policy
Pri
------ ------------------------- --------------- -----------
------------ ---
* 4 <anonymous> running V5 SCHED_OTHER 19
Stack trace for thread 40 0x3ffffe1c28c in apps/libtfc_fmk.so

#1 0x3ffbe3cf910 in DoReleaseAllLoc ks(...) in apps/libtfc_fmk.so
#2 0x3ffbe3cf66c in ReleaseAllLocks (...) in apps/libtfc_fmk.so
#3 0x3ffbe3d23a0 in Execute(...) in apps/libtfc_fmk.so
#4 0x3ffbda8d230 in Bootstrap(...) in apps/libtfc_wp.so
#5 0x300000d8900 in UnknownProcedur e3FromFile127(. ..) in
apps/libmcc_exec.so
#6 0x3ff805cf538 in __thdBase(...) in apps/libpthread.so

############### ############### ############### ###############
Regards,
Mehaboob

Jun 22 '06 #1
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On 22 Jun 2006 01:51:10 -0700, I waved a wand and this message
magically appeared from me******@gmail. com:
And also am not sure what is meant by signal ILL?


Your program isn't feeling very well; give it some medicine and it'll
get better.
--
http://www.munted.org.uk

Take a nap, it saves lives.
Jun 22 '06 #2

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Hi,

I have a core file generated by an application on Tru64 machine.I have
some tool which generates the output as below.But from here am not sure

how to proceed further or what to look for....Any help would be deeply
appreciated.

And also am not sure what is meant by signal ILL?
############### ############### ############### ###############
Thread 4 terminated at PC 0x3ffffe1c28c by signal ILL
show thread
Thread Name State Substate Policy
Pri
------ ------------------------- --------------- -----------
------------ ---
* 4 <anonymous> running V5 SCHED_OTHER
19


Stack trace for thread 4
0 0x3ffffe1c28c in apps/libtfc_fmk.so

#1 0x3ffbe3cf910 in DoReleaseAllLoc ks(...) in apps/libtfc_fmk.so
#2 0x3ffbe3cf66c in ReleaseAllLocks (...) in apps/libtfc_fmk.so
#3 0x3ffbe3d23a0 in Execute(...) in apps/libtfc_fmk.so
#4 0x3ffbda8d230 in Bootstrap(...) in apps/libtfc_wp.so
#5 0x300000d8900 in UnknownProcedur e3FromFile127(. ..) in
apps/libmcc_exec.so
#6 0x3ff805cf538 in __thdBase(...) in apps/libpthread.so


As the output says, that's a "stack trace". Basically, it shows the nesting
of function calls that has led to the point in the code where something (a
crash, or your tool, perhaps) told the software to stop.

Since we don't know what you're trying to do or find, we can't tell you what
to look for.

Your best bet would be to read the documentation for the tool, I would
guess. Or for your operating system, perhaps.

(And you might find info about "signal ILL" by doing a Google search.)

-Howard
Jun 22 '06 #3

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