Uwe Grauer wrote:
Standalone my program runs ok, under gdb it crashes.
My program runs fine when run from gdb. So it seems your programs crashes for
another reason than the failure of the mysqltest program.
BTW what command line options does Lazarus pass to gdb?
Perhaps you can also try another gdb version, like the one distributed with
cygwin.
A general procedure to track down the failure cause is:
* put writeln's (or calls to your home made logger function) in your code to
trace what its doing
* disable parts of the code to track down which part of the code crashes
A little more information about your application might help also (i.e. used
components etc.). Perhaps other people have had similar problems in the past,
but they will only remember it when mention the use of Component X or unit Y.
About the mysqltest program I send in my previous mail in this thread: the
'Can't create TCP/IP socket' error is pretty weird. But it can be due to some
incompatibilities in the mysql dll or headers, though that is not very likely
in this case.
Regards,
Bram
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