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Re: [libunwind] libunwind 0.97 trouble on SuSE, works fine on RH


From: Johan Walles
Subject: Re: [libunwind] libunwind 0.97 trouble on SuSE, works fine on RH
Date: Tue, 24 Aug 2004 15:16:22 +0200
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That was still on a SLES8 machine with kernel 2.4.19-SMP (as shipped by SuSE). Re-running this on SLES9 with kernel version 2.6.5-7.97-default (also built & shipped by SuSE) actually worked, I was apparently wrong when I previously said this was broken as well.

So the only place (known to me) where the example program doesn't work is SLES8 with 2.4.19-SMP, which is also the machine from which the below output comes.

If I do contact SuSE about this, do you have anything to say about what kind of things they should be looking for?

  Regards //Johan

David Mosberger wrote:
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 14:26:02 +0200, Johan Walles <address@hidden> said:


  Johan> libunwind: state record for func 0xa000000000004000, t=39 (flags=0x0):
  Johan> bsp <- [sp+0xf8]              18
  Johan> ar.pfs <- [sp+0xe0]           21
  Johan> rp <- b0              -1

This looks wrong.  You should see something along the lines of:

create_state_record_for: state record for func 0xa000000000010720, t=36 
(flags=0x0):
  psp <- [sp+0x1d8]             -1
  bsp <- [sp+0xf8]              18
  ar.pfs <- [sp+0xe0]           -1
  rp <- [sp+0xd8]               -1
  ar.unat <- [sp+0x110]         -1
  pr <- [sp+0x130]              -1
  ar.fpsr <- [sp+0x118]         -1
*  1: 0xa0000000000107e0: Unknown

I got this with Debian/unstable with a 2.6.8-rc2 kernel.

Exactly which 2.6 kernel were you using?

In any case, it's probably something you should check with SuSE.

        --david


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