[Mono-list] Many processes end with the message "Aborted" ("A bgebrochen")

[Yves Goergen]

On 17.08.2011 23:48 CE(S)T, Ian Norton wrote:
> Robert Jordan <robertj at gmx.net> wrote:
>> As long as you don't mention what "certain things" and "some programs"
>> are, there is nothing to comment on. The strace is not useful
>> either, because it only states the obvious: Mono has aborted.

"some programs" is my own programmes that I have developed with Visual
Studio 2005/2010 for .NET 2/4. The .NET 2 version worked just fine on
Mono 2.4, but the .NET 4 version sometimes shows this behaviour on Mono
2.10. And it always worked on Windows XP/7 in all versions. I did not
find a system behind it. For some operations it happens, for others not.
I don't even know where to start searching for it. Mono just shouldn't
do that at all. It's a managed runtime, it's not supposed to break down
like this. That's why I use managed runtimes...

>> Run your apps from a terminal and try to collect the full backtrace.
>> If you can't run from a terminal, then redirect STDERR to a file.

With backtrace you mean strace? That creates a 268 KiB file. Would it be
useful for you?

> Try with mono --debug and --verbose before your exe

That creates a 748 KiB file. Would that be useful, too?

Somehow I don't feel like I wish to disclose the application or its
source code to the public. I'm currently using it for myself but I don't
know whether I might use it for something else in the future. (In short:
it's an application that can collect states from several sources, store
them in a MySQL or SQLite database and generate plot graphs from it.)

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