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Currently k4run automatically attaches and runs gdb on a crash to get a backtrace. To arrive at an actual backtrace a significant amount of time passes. I think this should not be the default.
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I was wrong with attributing the fault to k4run. It is actually root that attaches the debugger on a crash. Hence, to cut out the debugger it is necessary to change the Root.Stacktrace setting to no in an appropriate .rootrc file, as the default one that is shipped with root in $ROOTSYS/etc/system.rootrc contains
Root.Stacktrace: yes
A ~/.rootrc with
Root.Stacktrace: no
will disable the stacktrace "globally", however, a ./.rootrc in the folder where k4run is executed with the same contents offers a more granular disabling of this.
Currently
k4run
automatically attaches and runs gdb on a crash to get a backtrace. To arrive at an actual backtrace a significant amount of time passes. I think this should not be the default.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: