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@@ -16,8 +16,10 @@ can be generated and displayed graphically, see \ref GeneratingTracesWithFxT.
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Generally-speaking, if you have troubles, pass \ref enable-debug "--enable-debug" to
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Generally-speaking, if you have troubles, pass \ref enable-debug "--enable-debug" to
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<c>./configure</c> to enable some checks which impact performance, but will
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<c>./configure</c> to enable some checks which impact performance, but will
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catch common issues, possibly earlier than the actual problem you are observing,
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catch common issues, possibly earlier than the actual problem you are observing,
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-which may just be a consequence of a bug that happened earlier. If your program
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-is valgrind-safe, you can use it, see \ref UsingOtherDebugger.
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+which may just be a consequence of a bug that happened earlier. Also, make sure
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+not to have the \ref enable-fast "--enable-fast" option which drops very useful
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+catchup assertions. If your program is valgrind-safe, you can use it, see \ref
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+UsingOtherDebugger.
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Then, if your program crashes with an assertion error, a segfault, etc. you can send us the result of
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Then, if your program crashes with an assertion error, a segfault, etc. you can send us the result of
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