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strange error messages?
Hello,
I'm using 2.2.0-pre6 on one of computers here. Last night I
compiled the newest version of vim and ran it, I got a whole bunch of
strange error messages in my logs:
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: Process: vim (stack=c1317ef0,task=c1316000)
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: [<c0107719>] [<c01069d5>] [<c01079e4>]
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: Process: vim (stack=c1317f8c, task=c1316000)
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: [<c010ab69>] [<c0107a0d>]
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: Process: vim (stack=c1317f8c, task=c1316000)
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: [<c010ab69>] [<c0107a0d>]
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: Process: vim (stack=c1317f8c, task=c1316000)
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: [<c010ab69>] [<c0107a0d>]
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: Process: vim (stack=c1317f8c, task=c1316000)
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: [<c010ab69>] [<c0107a0d>]
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: Process: vim (stack=c1317f8c, task=c1316000)
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: [<c010ab69>] [<c0107a21>]
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: Process: vim (stack=c1317f8c, task=c1316000)
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: [<c010ab69>] [<c0107a21>]
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: Process: vim (stack=c1317f8c, task=c1316000)
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: [<c010ab69>] [<c0107a21>]
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: Process: vim (stack=c1317f8c, task=c1316000)
Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: [<c010ab69>] [<c0107a0d>]
etc etc.
Any ideas as what those error messages mean? :)
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Re: strange error messages? [ In reply to ]
On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, Rafal Wierzbicki wrote:
> I'm using 2.2.0-pre6 on one of computers here. Last night I compiled
> the newest version of vim and ran it, I got a whole bunch of strange
> error messages in my logs:
>
> Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: Process: vim (stack=c1317ef0,task=c1316000)
> Jan 13 01:56:12 mcss kernel: [<c0107719>] [<c01069d5>] [<c01079e4>]
Don't worry, it's just debugging code left in accidentally.
Feel free to comment out the call to print_child_state in
arch/i386/kernel/ptrace.c
Matthew.
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