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I'd like to be able to inspect core dumps and know what git revision (or pythonmonkey version) they were created with, so that we have a chance of associating them with a right-enough dso in the debugger, even when symbols are stripped.
I'm thinking that an $Id$ string for ident(1) buried in the dso as a static __attribute__((unused)) char[] and then strdup'd at program startup will likely do the trick.
Interested in hearing other solutions.
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I'd like to be able to inspect core dumps and know what git revision (or pythonmonkey version) they were created with, so that we have a chance of associating them with a right-enough dso in the debugger, even when symbols are stripped.
I'm thinking that an
$Id$
string for ident(1) buried in the dso as astatic __attribute__((unused)) char[]
and then strdup'd at program startup will likely do the trick.Interested in hearing other solutions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: