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The comments are owned by the poster. We aren't responsible for their content. No Comments Allowed for Anonymous, please register FOUND SOLUTION! (Score: 1) by HopeSeekr on Friday, November 05 @ 23:19:00 CST (User Info ) O!!! IT FINALLY HIT ME!!! I was trying *really* hard for *days* to find the error!! I FINALLY FOUND THAT IT ISNT AN ERROR :=)) Program received signal SIGPIPE, Broken pipe. A socket, when it cannot connect to any particular IP address, sends a "SIG32" aka SIGPIPE. Normally these are simply ignored, yet in gdb these have to be explicitly turned off.. To not get these in the future, put inside ~/.gdbinit the following: handle SIG32 nostop handle SIGPIPE nostop It will cause gdb to ignore these harmless signals. -hope | Parent Re: FOUND SOLUTION! by Anonymous on Saturday, November 06 @ 16:58:04 CST have to type cont :p by HopeSeekr on Sunday, November 07 @ 00:57:36 CST

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