Hi,
I've been trying find a solution to this myself for a couple days now and
I'm finally going ask (meekly) for a little guidance. I did a git clone
of the 8.2 repo of Dyninst on to a fresh install of Scientific Linux 6.5
(x86_64). I built Dyninst (which appears to have succeeded) and did a
Hi,
I've been trying find a solution to this myself for a couple days now and
I'm finally going ask (meekly) for a little guidance. I did a git clone
of the 8.2 repo of Dyninst on to a fresh install of Scientific Linux 6.5
(x86_64). I built Dyninst (which appears to have succeeded) and did a
path from the printf() system call and
the inter-block connecting edge (which is EdgeTypeEnum type of post-call
fallthrough)
My question is if it is possible to insert two snippets referencing calls
to my edge marking library routine?
Thanks,
Wayne Motycka
E2 Lab @ Univ. of Nebraska - Lincoln
Oh, I had forgot about the insertBefore and insertAfter flags, that is
probably what I'll need to use.
Thanks Bill.
-Wayne
On Mon, July 21, 2014 11:53 am, Bill Williams wrote:
On 07/21/2014 11:45 AM, Wayne Motycka wrote:
I've been trying to find ways to instrument the edges in the Dyninst
The snippet examples seem to fixate on opening file handles destinations for
output, but given the high cost of doing disk I/O, I'd like to instead send
these messages down a TCP/IP socket. From my limited view I believe that I'd
need to somehow attach the appropriate libraries to the binary and
