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reply dsimcha <dsimcha yahoo.com> writes:
What determines whether the function name or just the address will be printed
out when a stack trace is printed on Linux?  I'm trying to debug an error and
all I'm getting is hex addresses.  I have no idea why.  With other programs I
get full function names.
Nov 05 2010
next sibling parent reply Daniel Gibson <metalcaedes gmail.com> writes:
dsimcha schrieb:

 What determines whether the function name or just the address will be printed
 out when a stack trace is printed on Linux?  I'm trying to debug an error and
 all I'm getting is hex addresses.  I have no idea why.  With other programs I
 get full function names.


I'm not sure, but aren't debug symbols needed (i.e. did you compile with -g)?
Nov 05 2010
parent Jesse Phillips <jessekphillips+D gmail.com> writes:
Daniel Gibson Wrote:


 dsimcha schrieb:

 What determines whether the function name or just the address will be printed
 out when a stack trace is printed on Linux?  I'm trying to debug an error and
 all I'm getting is hex addresses.  I have no idea why.  With other programs I
 get full function names.


 
 I'm not sure, but aren't debug symbols needed (i.e. did you compile with -g)?


Add this flag -L--export-dynamic and compile with -gc (-g may work)

http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/digitalmars/D/A_working_backtrace_for_linux_114405.html
Nov 05 2010
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	IIRC with gcc you need to add -rdynamic when linking.

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