[Wine]old Wine from CVS

[Mark Knecht]

On Thu, 28 Oct 2004 11:50:24 -0700, Duane Clark <dclark at akamail.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> When the program crashes, does it dump you into the Wine debugger so
> that you can get a backtrace?

Unfortuantley no. I'm not strictly sure whether Wine is segfaulting,
jack_fst is segfaulting, or the VST is segfaulting:

flash mark $ wine --version
Wine 20041019
flash mark $ jack_fst vst_dir/Crystal/Crystal.dll 
Segmentation fault
flash mark $ 

I can run WINEDEBUG=+something, but it generates so much stuff that
it's hard to be sure what I'm catching. I'm just starting to mess
around with this. Each VST seems aq little different, so I'm trying to
see what is common.
> 
> The easiest way I find to debug is to insert lots of TRACE statements
> into the code to see what is happening. By scattering them all through
> the routines, and seeing what TRACEs get executed prior to the crash,
> you might be able to find out exactly what line of code is causing the
> crash. Though with memory corruption bugs, the corruption might have
> occurred long before the crash.

This makes lots of sense to me, especially since I'm not a programmer.
I spent some time on the WineHQ site and in Google but didn't find
exactly what the process was for adding TRACE statements. Can you
provide an example I could work from?

thanks,
Mark