core dump

It can be used on object files, and core dumps.

Compare that to core dumps and exchange packages of other systems.

Old versions of Linux use this format for core dumps.

Although its purpose is different, a "system image" is often similar in structure to a core dump.

Any attempt to tamper or gain access will cause a core dump of all information."

Core dumps can serve as useful debugging aids in several situations.

Core dumps can save the context (state) of a process at a given state for returning to it later.

We're going to do a core dump on this whole night," Zeldo said.

If I tried to give it more than one one word at a time it falls over and core dumps.

"Well, why don't you defenestrate that 100 megs worth of old core dumps?"

"Another core dump --- looks like the program jumped off to hyperspace somehow."

That's the fourth *core dump* the system has generated.

"Short, concise answers are better than core dumps" (from the instructions to an exam at Columbia).

Stand by for core dump.

This holds even when all core dumps of the trojan and all the information that it broadcasts is entered into evidence.

Systems can be made highly available by transferring core between processors, sometimes via core dump files themselves.

This module withdraws the announcement of an emergency core dump at twentysix-hundred hours.

That just core dumped.

The engineers, in the meantime, ran diagnostics and evaluated core dumps for two hours before returning the computer to the operations personnel.

An exceptional condition such as division by zero would abort the program yielding only a hexadecimal core dump.

Their programs were generally short, but usually contained errors, resulting in time-consuming repetition of the steps and confusing "core dumps".

Introspector is a core dump analyzer for a compiler.

Core dumps are often used to assist in diagnosing and debugging errors in computer programs.

In Unix-like systems, core dumps generally use the standard executable image-format:

It didn't core dump.