I am getting an “Illegal Instruction” error on the QNX OS with no core dump
and no stack trace. This error is random and I cannot recreate it at will.
It occurs often enough that it is slowing down development. Can someone
suggest a way or a tool that wiill be able to capture this phatom error and
shed some light as to why it is ocurring.
I am getting an “Illegal Instruction” error on the QNX OS with no core
dump
and no stack trace. This error is random and I cannot recreate it at will.
It occurs often enough that it is slowing down development. Can someone
suggest a way or a tool that wiill be able to capture this phatom error
and
shed some light as to why it is ocurring.
I was on vacation for a while there… The QNX version I am running is 6.2.0
MGT5100 ppcbe (this is a motorola manufactured hardware). I ran the dumper
utility and finally got the error again and a core file was generated. I
know that there is a utility out there
to interpret this core file. Any ideas?
Which version of QNX ? What’s the platform (x86? arm?)? A “uname -a”
output
would help.
If dumper is running, (and point to valid storage), it should be able to
catch a
SIGILL and generate a core dump (default location is /var/dumps).
-xtang
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I am getting an “Illegal Instruction” error on the QNX OS with no core
dump
and no stack trace. This error is random and I cannot recreate it at
will.
It occurs often enough that it is slowing down development. Can someone
suggest a way or a tool that wiill be able to capture this phatom error
and
shed some light as to why it is ocurring.