Segmentation fault on printing objects
See original GitHub issueI am trying to debug MongoDB built from source, which is a very large binary. When I run gdb with dashboard, I am able to run the mongod
program just fine, but when it reaches my breakpoint, it prints about half of the modules and then crashes with a segmentation fault. I have confirmed both that my gdb config works just fine on a smaller binary, and that gdb without dashboard works just fine on mongod
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OK at least I can reproduce the segmentation fault, let me look into this.
It works!