>>> objdump --dwarf /lib/ld-2.2.4.so
John looks like the version of objdump that came with the system does not have
the --dwarf option. It has a -G(--stabs) for STABS info. Would that be
sufficient ?
>>The C run-time library and the operating system itself also are acting
>>unfriendly. The OS should implement the concept of __NR_exit_group.
>>If the OS does not, then the C run-time library should emulate it
>>(if nothing else, by aliasing exit_group() to exit().) Consider
>>asking your OS and C run-time library for such implementations.
Couldnt valgrind be changed to add a __NR_exit after __NR_exit_group. ? That
way on newer OSes the exit_group would take care of exiting and code would
never reach __NR_exit. On older systems the __NR_exit_group would be ignored
and __NR_exit would come into the picture.
Naveen
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