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On 14/09/2023 21:51, Theo wrote:
> In comp.sys.raspberry-pi The Natural Philosopher <
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>> both already done. Not closng it was the cause of a memory leak but I
>> fixed that a fortnight ago.
>>
>> I am beginning to wonder if I did more damage than just the power socket
>> when I trod on it.
>
> SIGABRT is a problem in your code.
Very definite.
Are you sure about that?
If you aren`t seeing stuff in the kernel
> log then it almost certainly isn`t a hardware fault. It is a very special
> skill to have a hardware fault without spewing lots of stuff there.
>
Even a corrupted bit in a ram disk?
> Post the code somewhere and someone can take a look. Otherwise you need to
> use the development tools available to you to debug the problem.
>
I can post the code, but it may not help. You need the whole system
including the perpiherals that write, to the daemon that writes the data
files that the daemon that crashes reads.
At the moment it is behaving perfectly. Without a reproducible bug I can
see no point in using a debugger.
> Theo
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