My program was throwing an exception (std::exception: :map::at")
I use MinGW 4.7.2
I can't seem to break where the exception is being thrown to get the stacktrace. I can break where it's caught, but that doesn't get me a stacktrace.
I normally use QtCreator's GUI interface to gdb, but since that wasn't working, I tried using gdb directly from the command-line.
I tried breaking on:
catch throw
break RaiseException
break __raise_exception
break __cxa_throw
break __cxa_raise_exception
break __cxa_raise
(Based off of digging around on Google)
I think I'm not able to break on it because the standard library is tossing it. How can I get gdb to break on a standard library exception throw?
Is it because I might not be linking against a debug version of the standard library? If so, how do I link against it?
I eventually found the source of the exception through 'divide and conquer' methods (actually, I just set a breakpoint on map.at(), and kept continuing until it crashed), but the overall problem still remains: How do I set GDB breakpoints on exceptions thrown by the standard library?
