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Download free burial south london boroughs ep rar download. Hello, when compile this program not getting any result so did debug with GDB after debug getting this. (gdb) run descry Starting program: Program exited with code 01. Edit your ~/.config/zdoom/zdoom.ini and add the directories of your iwads to the list beneath [IWADSearch.Directories] [Inferior 1 (process 13140) exited with code 0377] (gdb) This comment has been minimized. Nov 14, 2005 I have a problem with running a program on Linux RedHat 8.0. GDB have reported this, program exited with code 0377 I think, this statement comes when 1) explicit call in process exit(-1) 0377(octet) = -1(decimal) 2) return -1 in main function (any other case exists?) I have searched exit(-1)in whole codes, but not exists. To continue execution until the program exits (or hits the next breakpoint) use the command continue, (gdb) continue Continuing. Program exited with code 0377. Note that the exit code is shown in octal (0377 base 8 = 255 in base 10).
I have a
main.cpp
file and two .hpp files, one of which contains a set of classes and methods that I make modifications to. Compiling main
is successful, but Running main
results in Segmentation Fault
. Following this tutorial, I used: However,
(gdb) run
always produces the following regardless whether the .hpp file has bugs: Is there something that I am missing?
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Program Exited With Code 0377 In Gdb
Try issuing these commands:
Filling in, of course, the correct values for the two parameters.
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When debugging a program that terminates with a segfault, electric fence, in conjunction with gdb, returns this:
'ElectricFence Exiting: mprotect() failed: Cannot allocate memory[Thread 0xb0bd4b70 (LWP 5363) exited]Program exited with code 0377.
I actually thought electric fence would be more helpful. What does this mean? How can I interpret this piece of information? There doesn't seem to be any stack left that I can look at, or at least
bt
won't return anything.Any suggestion would be really appreciated.
Thanks!
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You have probably run out of memory map areas. The default is known to be low when using debug allocators. This can be adjusted at runtime via
or by adding this line to /etc/sysctl.conf and rebooting:
The max_map_count number defaults to 65530 and can be increased as high as MAX_INT if necessary.
For more information see:
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The output of ElectricFence simply means that it ran out of memory and can't help you.
ElectricFence imposes extremely high memory overhead, especially for programs with lots of small heap allocations.
If you are on Linux, try Valgrind instead.
Also note, that your first step for a program that dies with
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should not be running it with ElectricFence; rather you should run the program under debugger and see where it crashes.133k22 gold badges187 silver badges256 bronze badges
During Startup Program Exited With Code 126
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