Re: [Libreoffice] gdb: catching exceptions...

2011-10-19 Thread Tom Tromey
I'm re-sending this note... I sent it yesterday via gmane, but I guess this list is configured for moderation even in that situation; so today I joined. Mark Wielaard pointed out this note to me. Feel free to CC 'arc...@sourceware.org' on hacks like this, we're interested in hearing about them a

Re: [Libreoffice] gdb: catching exceptions...

2011-10-19 Thread Tom Tromey
> "Michael" == Michael Stahl > writes: Mark Wielaard pointed out this note to me. Feel free to CC 'arc...@sourceware.org' on hacks like this, we're interested in hearing about them and to find out what developers need from gdb. Michael> since my smoketest failed again today, i've dist

Re: [Libreoffice] gdb: catching exceptions...

2011-10-18 Thread Tom Tromey
Third time's the charm. Apologies if you've seen this a lot. Mark Wielaard pointed out this note to me. Feel free to CC 'arc...@sourceware.org' on hacks like this, we're interested in hearing about them and to find out what developers need from gdb. Michael> since my smoketest failed again today

Re: [Libreoffice] gdb: catching exceptions...

2011-10-18 Thread Michael Stahl
On 18/10/11 12:21, Lubos Lunak wrote: On Monday 17 of October 2011, Michael Stahl wrote: since my smoketest failed again today, i've distracted myself a bit with GDB Python scripting, the result of which is a command that can break when an exception is thrown, but only if a certain function (whi

Re: [Libreoffice] gdb: catching exceptions...

2011-10-18 Thread Lubos Lunak
On Monday 17 of October 2011, Michael Stahl wrote: > since my smoketest failed again today, i've distracted myself a bit with > GDB Python scripting, the result of which is a command that can break > when an exception is thrown, but only if a certain function (which is > given as parameter) is on t

[Libreoffice] gdb: catching exceptions...

2011-10-17 Thread Michael Stahl
since my smoketest failed again today, i've distracted myself a bit with GDB Python scripting, the result of which is a command that can break when an exception is thrown, but only if a certain function (which is given as parameter) is on the stack. seems to work, but it is quite slow: findi