Re: [Valgrind-users] Running Valgrind on ELF/ python/ boost based executables

[Satya V. G. <gup...@ne...>]

Julian,

Thanks - I am unfamiliar with c++filt - I will educate myself on it. 

Would you happen to know if c++filt requires the instrumented process to be
running in order for it to do the translation? Or is the required
information already present in the Valgrind trace for c++filt to do this
translation independently? My device ends up in an "out of memory" situation
soon with Valgrind running - so if c++filt needs the process to be up then I
wouldn't know how to get c++filt that information.

Thanks

SVG 

-----Original Message-----
From: Julian Seward [mailto:js...@ac...] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 6:46 AM
To: Satya V. Gupta
Cc: val...@li...; 'Josef Weidendorfer'
Subject: Re: [Valgrind-users] Running Valgrind on ELF/ python/ boost based
executables


> With --demangle=yes, Valgrind generates a SIGSEGV almost immediately 
> in
> VG_(strcmp) and with --demangle=no, it doesn't. "Pretty" symbols would 
> have helped me get closer to a solution to my problem, but "ugly" 
> symbols are not very helpful.

Just to make this very clear: you can convert an "ugly" symbol to a "pretty"
one afterwards, by dumping them in a text file and sending it through the
c++filt program.

J



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