Re: pan always crashing fast again

On 7/13/23 12:57 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> On Tue, 2023-07-11 at 18:56 -0700, David Chmelik wrote:
>> Well, how do I do that?  This command had no output: ./configure
>> --help|grep -i debug .
> My answer is again very generic.
>
> Hmm... Is your target to debug pan. What your have done before? If you
> run "./configure", this command is normally run, when you have
> downloaded on application zip-package and unzipped it gone to unzipped
> app-code main directory. There is little runnable script ""configure".
> "configure" makes makefiles for your system. After "./configure" your
> compile pan with a command "make" in same directory, where your run
> "./configure".
>
> Google "linux compile debuggeble" and you get basics, for instance "
> https://newton.ex.ac.uk/teaching/resources/software/linuxcc/"
>
> When you have run ./configure, you have got makefile for compiling pan.
> "./configure" (without grep) hopefully tells how you can confugure what
> kind makefile is generated. But you can edit makefile yourself and as
> Google tells us, your can edit makefile for generating debuggable
> runnable by hand. Check that compiling flags include "-Oo -g", meaning
> no optimazion and runnable will include code information", so when you
> debug pan, your get code lines where runnable fails.
>
> When you run gdb <path to runnable-pan> your propably should be in same
> directory, where you run "make", so gdb can find pan code lines. [...]

The pan.SlackBuild uses these compiling flags '-O2 -fPIC'.  Do any these 
conflict with '-Oo -g'?

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