On Thu, 25 Feb 1999, Mark A. Heilpern wrote:
>I used this attaching to my mud while it was running several times...
>(ltrace -p mud-pid), and discovered an overwhelming number of
>calls to random and strncmp... so I tried to filter out the random
>calls (ltrace -e !random ...) (actually, ltrace -e \!random ...) and got
Probably due to combat. If all else fails, do:
ltrace bin/circle 2>&1 | grep -v 'random('
>(ltrace -e random ...) and noticed that even after I kill -9'd the ltrace,
>my mud had ceased responding. I suspect that this is caused by
>ltrace attaching to the process and not being able to properly
>detach upon a kill -9, but I'm only guessing. User beware.
Probably, I'd suggest 'kill' alone.
>Other than that little problem, I can envision several good uses for this.
>George, thank you for telling us about it.
No problem. I heard about it on the Linux kernel list. Much handier for
pin-pointing what was called prior to a crash than strace.
--
George Greer
greerga@circlemud.org
http://www.van.m-l.org/CircleMUD/OasisOLC/
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