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Linux support #7
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There's a PR for Linux support with gcc 64-bit: #10 Does this work for you? |
Hi, Here is the results: With arg
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There are two big differences between your setup and the PR - you have very old versions of Ubuntu and gcc. I wonder if that's part of the problem? I don't have Linux installed anywhere to try this on. (BTW - this commit fixed the line endings you mention in the original report.) |
Sorry for late response, I was waiting some free time to work on it. I don't know if old OS cause the problem, but I dont thing so. I will try if I find some free time. Thanks. |
Hi! |
Hi,
I tried my development env which is Ubuntu 16.04 64bit, and got some problems. I got prebuilt Qt 5.12 which installed by Qt installer.
First, line endings are not LF. Editing and sending to git may cause problems, so did not try to add a PR.
Could not catch divide by zero, so tried with access violation.
stack_t
have different order than you initialized. GotasmCrashReportExample: sigaltstack: Invalid argument
error. I have fixed by adding a correct ordered initialization.With
SA_ONSTACK
, does not call handler at access violation. Also, cannot catch stack overflow with or withoutSA_ONSTACK
.I have checked
sigaction.h
and it seems disable. I tried to add below defines beforecsignal
but no luck. Also, IDE shows_GNU_SOURCE
already defined.Here the catched output:
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