Because I'd like to create something on bitcoin. but i do not know what it is ..
hmmm, sounds funny ? actually it is .
Topic: Debug bitcoin core on Ubuntu (Read 146 times)
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Do you need to debug it?
yes, just reading code is not enough.you have to hand on by debugging
Hi,
You should enable the compiler debugging flags with `--enable-debug`. You can list the configuration flags with `configure --help`.
any way to improve it ?
You should enable the compiler debugging flags with `--enable-debug`. You can list the configuration flags with `configure --help`.
Do you need to debug it? I just compiled the binaries and ran it from there imo...
I'm guessing gdb is going to use an interface between itself and gcc and gcc is known for needing a lot of memory, how much do you have avaliable?
I'm guessing gdb is going to use an interface between itself and gcc and gcc is known for needing a lot of memory, how much do you have avaliable?
1. Build bitcoin core with steps by build-unix.md.
2. Debug it with gdb. I like to layout view of code/debug. So i use the following cmd
cmd: gdb -tui
3. for "n" , the ip often jumps unexpected back and forth
Is it caused by some optimization compile? it is a little annoying ...
any way to improve it ?
2. Debug it with gdb. I like to layout view of code/debug. So i use the following cmd
cmd: gdb -tui
3. for "n" , the ip often jumps unexpected back and forth
Is it caused by some optimization compile? it is a little annoying ...
any way to improve it ?
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