how to get native stack trace

[guich]

Hi,

When my application exits, i get this:

pid: 502, tid: 507 >>> totalcross.android <<<
signal 11 (SIGSEGV), fault addr 00000004
r0 00000004 r1 0028117c r2 001ba1a4 r3 00000000
r4 001db4d4 r5 001b3cb4 r6 0028136c r7 00281178
r8 00000000 r9 41047ec4 10 41047eb0 fp 44e17a6c
ip 00000004 sp 44e17890 lr ad03ffdb pc 804c4a58 cpsr 60000010
#00 pc 000c4a58 /data/data/totalcross.android/lib/
libtcvm.so
#01 pc 00010838 /data/data/totalcross.android/lib/
libtcvm.so
#02 pc 00010180 /data/data/totalcross.android/lib/
libtcvm.so
#03 pc 0000e434 /system/lib/libdvm.so

It would help a lot if i could get the lines on libtcvm.so that caused
the crash.

Can someone help finding:

1. How to get the exact source point for 0xC4A58?
or
2. How to turn on debugging so that the dump above could include the
line number?

I already tried:
APP_OPTIM := debug
In Application.mk without success.

I'm using NDK 1.6r1.

thanks and regards

guich

[David Turner]

You should use the arm-eabi-addr2line program to translate these addresses into file:line pairs.

You will need the symbol version of the binaries though (they are under obj/local/<modulename>/lib<name>.so with ndk-build)

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[Onur Cinar]

In addition to the addr2line tool, if you are using Eclipse as your
IDE for NDK, then you can configure it to automatically do that for
you also.

In order to do that:

- Set Project - Settings - C/C++ General - Paths and Symbols - Output
Location to the $(ANDROID_NDK)/out/apps/dtme/armeabi

- Set Project - Settings - C/C++ Build - Settings - Binary Parsers to
have GNU ELF Parser enabled. You can also have the paths set to use
the addr2line and c++filt from the NDK package as well. On Linux, I
didn't have to, but on Windows it makes sense.

On C/C++ perspective, you will see the Binary group with the output
dynamic libraries, and if you open them it will give you a mixed
output with the address and the actual content of the line. It is
easier to use most of the time.

Regards,

-onur

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[Onur Cinar]

I used to have this script for parsing the logcat output like this:

adb logcat | stack.sh myapp

I'm no longer using this, but here is the script in case you prefer
that approach.

Regards,

-onur

#!/bin/bash
#
# Maps the stack trace into source code line numbers by
# parsing the log file.
#
# Usage: stack.sh <app name>
#
# Author: Onur Cinar onur.cinar(at)gmail.com
#

if [ $# -lt 1 ]
then
echo usage: $0 app
exit 0
fi

APP=$1
LOG_FILE=$2

if [ ! -n "${ANDROID_NDK}" ]
then
ANDROID_NDK=`dirname $0`
echo ANDROID_NDK is not set using ${ANDROID_NDK}
fi

ADDR2LINE=${ANDROID_NDK}/build/prebuilt/linux-x86/arm-eabi-4.4.0/bin/
arm-eabi-addr2line

if [ ! -s $LOG_FILE ]
then
echo File $LOG_FILE does not exist or empty.
exit 0
fi

while read LINE
do
echo $LINE

if [[ $LINE =~ ^.+#[0-9]{2}\ +pc\ +([0-9A-Fa-f]{8})\ +(.+\.so).?$ ]]
then
ADDR=${BASH_REMATCH[1]}
SO=`basename ${BASH_REMATCH[2]}`
SRC=`${ADDR2LINE} -C -f -e ${ANDROID_NDK}/out/apps/${APP}/armeabi/$
{SO} ${ADDR} 2>/dev/null`
echo ${SRC}
fi
done

[palai neeloor2004]

Hi

Could you explain little more about setting up Eclipse

1) I am using windows & Eclipse with CDT 6.0.2

2) I can see "C/C++ General - Paths and Symbols"  but could not fine not Output there

3) "paths set to use the addr2line and c++filt from the NDK package as well"  - where to set this

 

If you have any link or doc, which explain the setting please send it

 

Thanks