Reputation: 1481
my program is using libhdfs.so for hdfs read/write, I want to set a break point for debugging, but when this program runs to the point of hdfsConnect, it exits with a segmentation fault.
interesting thing is that when I run the program normally, segmentation fault does't happen at all.
what is likely the root cause? is there some runtime environment I should setup when debugging libhdfs.so?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 488
Reputation: 1481
it turns out to be a JNI problem anther than a libhdfs.so specific problem, the solution can be found here: Strange sigsegv while calling java code from c++ through jni
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 213829
what is likely the root cause?
The likely root cause is a bug in your program, which manifests itself as a crash under GDB, but remains hidden when run outside of GDB.
This makes the problem easier to debug: the opposite (crashes outside of GDB, works under GDB) is often harder.
Your first step should be to run the program under Valgrind and make sure it's clean.
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