well, no.. ?NoDebug is a BlitzMax thing.. that code is C.
Now you have a segmentation fault... you can run your app with gdb, for example :
in gdb, type the letter "r", followed by return. (no quotes!).
Then, when it crashes, type "bt", followed by return (no quotes!).
That should qive you a "back trace" showing where it was when it crashed.
to quit gdb, type quit :-)
Now you have a segmentation fault... you can run your app with gdb, for example :
gdb ./myappname
in gdb, type the letter "r", followed by return. (no quotes!).
Then, when it crashes, type "bt", followed by return (no quotes!).
That should qive you a "back trace" showing where it was when it crashed.
to quit gdb, type quit :-)