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MIPS backtrace
Hi,

I'm working in a MIPS processor and, since the function backtrace() is not implemented for this architecture, I would like to know if there is another way to do a stack backtrace in this processor.

Thanks a lot!!!
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What OS are you on?
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Hi,

I'm sorry, I forgot to tell you which OS I'm using.
I'm working on Linux, its kernel version is 2.4.26.


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I am facing similar problem. Did you got answer to above problem ?
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