Hmmm, yeah I saw the "do you want dynamic libs", and then I said no. Guess I was tired... I'll try that! Thanks!
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On Monday, November 12, 2018 10:27 AM, Dario Lombardo <lomato@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi folks!
I'm progressing in the syncthing dissector. Wireshark compiled without hassle on Manjaro (Arch derivative). I love the wireshark codebase, it's refreshing to see a large project that just works...
Thanks :).
Anyway I have two questions:
1. I'm not familiar with GDB and could not set a breakpoint in my functions. Is there a trick to it? How do you run it?
What's exactly your issue? When I run
gdb --args run/wireshark
break filename.c:xxx
I'm asked if I want to set a breakpoint for dynamically loaded library (that's the case for dissectors, that live in libwireshark.so).
Then I run the code and I am stopped at the desired point. Are you running something different?
And a small note:
The documentation indicates that you should run `./wireshark` to run the compiled version, whereas it really should be `./run/wireshark`. Same goes for the fuzz-test.sh.
Not a big deal, but that was the only non-smooth part of the compilation process :)
Ok, I'll take them from here.
