Assuming you have Dolphin installed (not just compiled) just run
Then type in "run" and hit Enter. Wait until Dolphin implodes, and see if it says anything useful. Of course, if you've already done these steps and you still get the "No stack" message, I'm stumped.
Ah, before I forget, you really should add the -g argument to g++ when compiling Dolphin. It's for debugging symbols. You can do this through Dolphin's CMakeList.txt file, adding a line like "ADD_DEFINITIONS(-g)" or something like that (google it since I'm bad at explaining).
Code:
gdb dolphin-emuThen type in "run" and hit Enter. Wait until Dolphin implodes, and see if it says anything useful. Of course, if you've already done these steps and you still get the "No stack" message, I'm stumped.
Ah, before I forget, you really should add the -g argument to g++ when compiling Dolphin. It's for debugging symbols. You can do this through Dolphin's CMakeList.txt file, adding a line like "ADD_DEFINITIONS(-g)" or something like that (google it since I'm bad at explaining).