> Yeah this is really annoying. You should be able to get backtraces by
> compiling LLVM with -fno-omit-frame-pointer.
Great, that did the trick! I'll add a note to the 'gettting started'
page on the wiki.
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On 09/19/2011 07:16 AM, Marijn Haverbeke wrote:
In gdb, I can get stack traces from inside rust and from upcalls just
fine. But when an assertion in LLVM is hit, gdb gets confused a nd
just shows me the LLVM funtions on the stack, and then below that
bogus addresses labeled with '???'. Doing 'ret
In gdb, I can get stack traces from inside rust and from upcalls just
fine. But when an assertion in LLVM is hit, gdb gets confused a nd
just shows me the LLVM funtions on the stack, and then below that
bogus addresses labeled with '???'. Doing 'ret' to get out of the LLVM
functions doesn't help --
