On Fri, Oct 16, 2020 at 2:49 PM Adrian Larumbe wrote:
>
> > OK, I'll bite. You *are* getting the function name and offset, what
> > additional
> > knowledge do you get from knowing the VA?
>
> I was hoping to use the VA to calculate the C source line where the
> fault happens, by substracting the function's VA from the module load
> address as revealed by cat /proc/modules, adding the offset within the
> function and then passing the offset to addr2line.
>
> I've just realised I might as well load the module object file into gdb
> and do 'info line *(func+offset)'.
>
> But how would I do this just with addr2line ?
scripts/faddr2line path/to/module.ko symbol+0xsym_offset/0xsym_size
would give you the C source line referenced by the offset.
>
> > What architecture is this on? Stack unwinding is architecture-dependent, so
> > it may just be the unwinder for that arch doesn't output the virtual
> > address.
>
> It's a QEMU VM, 'uname -m' claims it's i686.
>
>
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