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...] REF_DEBUG [ ] AO2_DEBUG [ ] STATIC_BUILD XXX REBUILD_PARSERS [ ] LOW_MEMORY [ ] DISABLE_INLINE [*] OPTIONAL_API XXX USE_HOARD_ALLOCATOR [ ] RADIO_RELAX [ ] G711_NEW_ALGORITHM < > G711_REDUCED_BRANCHING < > TEST_CODING_TABLES < > TEST_TANDEM_TRANSCODING [ ] ADDRESS_SANITIZER [ ] THREAD_SANITIZER [ ] LEAK_SANITIZER [ ] UNDEFINED_SANITIZER [ ] BUSYDETECT_TONEONLY [ ] BUSYDETECT_COMPARE_TONE_AND_SILENCE [ ] BUSYDETECT_DEBUG [ ] INTEGER_CALLERID Is there a way to read Compiler Flags from a running system without looking at source file directory ? If someone forgets to select appropriate Com...

...] DISABLE_INLINE >> [*] OPTIONAL_API >> XXX USE_HOARD_ALLOCATOR >> [ ] RADIO_RELAX >> [ ] G711_NEW_ALGORITHM >> < > G711_REDUCED_BRANCHING >> < > TEST_CODING_TABLES >> < > TEST_TANDEM_TRANSCODING >> [ ] ADDRESS_SANITIZER >> [ ] THREAD_SANITIZER >> [ ] LEAK_SANITIZER >> [ ] UNDEFINED_SANITIZER >> [ ] BUSYDETECT_TONEONLY >> [ ] BUSYDETECT_COMPARE_TONE_AND_SILENCE >> [ ] BUSYDETECT_DEBUG >> [ ] INTEGER_CALLERID >> >> >> Is there a way to read Compiler Flags from a running system without &...

On Tue, Sep 6, 2016 at 1:55 AM, Olivier <oza.4h07 at gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > After testing "pkill -SEGV -f /usr/sbin/asterisk" on Debian Jessie > platform, I've got several questions : > > > 1. When I issue a "cd /tmp; asterisk -cvvvvvvvvvvvg -U asterisk -G > asterisk" command, and then issue a "pkill -SEGV asterisk" command,