Toon Knapen wrote:
Interesting indeed. On which platform is this backtrace.so available
(obtaining backtraces is higly platform dependent AFAIK) ?
The Intel Compiler provides backtraces. I think (from memory) that
you compile with -g --traceback.
Craig
toon
Mark Hahn wrote:
I had a user grumble about how it was not trivial to get a basic
backtrace on our clusters. his jobs tend to be 32-128p,
and run for a week, so it's not ideal to run them under the debugger.
turns out to be fairly simple to produce a backtrace.so which can
be LD_PRELOAD'ed - it contains a constructor which registers a signal
handler, which obtains the backtrace and translates and prints the
corresponding file:func:line.
does this sound like something of interest to other HPC sites?
regards, mark hahn.
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