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From: David Lewis on 3 May 2010 23:49
set_trace_func does not seem to work in an ocra executable -- the proc
specified for tracing seems simply not to execute. The tracing works
fine when running under straight ruby and under NetBeans, but not with
the ocra-fied exe.

I'm doing this, by the way, because the ocra-fied exe crashes someplace
for a client that it does not crash in straight ruby or NetBeans, and I
cannot reproduce it on my system. So I need to put the exe at the
customer site with tracing on. If this doesn't work, I guess I will put
in a lot of explicit logfile.write's, but that's a p-i-t-a.

Thanks. --David.
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From: David Lewis on 4 May 2010 08:01
David Lewis wrote:

> set_trace_func does not seem to work in an ocra executable

Ah, I see that set_trace_func is "unsupported". I guess that means
flaky. I'm now seeing it fail even in a straight ruby execution, so
it's not due to ocra. It works so far in NetBeans, fwiw.

http://redmine.ruby-lang.org/issues/show/693

--David.
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