addr2line.c (fill_lines): fetch symbol names from ELF binary's symbol table if it is built with cc -g and not stripped. Now ruby can show static symbols on Linux though glibc's backtrace_symbols(3) don't show them.
addr2line.c (rb_dump_backtrace_with_lines): use dladdr(3) to detect what object file declares the symbol because dl_iterate_phdr can't detect the main executable file and codes on the stack. NOTE: signal trampolines sometimes on the user stack. (FreeBSD)
addr2line.c (rb_dump_backtrace_with_lines): stop showing backtrace if the function's name is main. NOTE: FreeBSD's backtrace (libexecinfo) shows _start and an additional address. Why it doesn't remove them on dladdr phase is, dladdr may fail to detect the main function but detect as _start function. Therefore it must be after scanning the symbol table and getting correct name.
Added by naruse (Yui NARUSE) over 11 years ago
addr2line.c (fill_lines): fetch symbol names from ELF binary's
symbol table if it is built with cc -g and not stripped.
Now ruby can show static symbols on Linux though glibc's
backtrace_symbols(3) don't show them.
addr2line.c (rb_dump_backtrace_with_lines): use dladdr(3) to
detect what object file declares the symbol because
dl_iterate_phdr can't detect the main executable file
and codes on the stack.
NOTE: signal trampolines sometimes on the user stack. (FreeBSD)
addr2line.c (rb_dump_backtrace_with_lines): stop showing
backtrace if the function's name is main.
NOTE: FreeBSD's backtrace (libexecinfo) shows _start and
an additional address. Why it doesn't remove them on dladdr phase
is, dladdr may fail to detect the main function but detect
as _start function. Therefore it must be after scanning
the symbol table and getting correct name.
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