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Operating Systems HP-UX Program crashes with optimization level O2 Post 302132582 by Yuriy07 on Friday 17th of August 2007 01:11:36 PM
Old 08-17-2007
I found that the program does not crash even with +O2 optimization when I set the inline option to zero (using "+inline_level 0" or "+d"). I understand that inline functions sometimes improve the speed but still don't see why using them could lead to a crash if everything else is OK with the program.

I also understand why the program might be not crashing now. By disabling inlined calls, I moved some code around and the problem (if it exists) could be just hidden now. Any ideas, or information on inline function calls with aCC in HP UNIX? Anyone has experience when making function inline would lead to a crash or knows about problems aCC has with inline calls?

Thanks.
 

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uwx_get_source_info(3X) 												   uwx_get_source_info(3X)

NAME
uwx_get_source_info() - return source information for current frame SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
is part of the Unwind Express Library for Integrity systems; see uwx(3X). obtains source file and line number information for the current frame from the symbolic information stored in the ELF object file, if available. This entry point is provided for use immediately following a call to or For other situations, see uwx_find_source_info(3X). Parameters env A pointer to an unwind environment object. ifuncp Pointer to a variable of type char * where the inlined function name will be returned. If NULL, the inlined function name will not be returned. If the IP (instruction pointer) of the current context is not in an inlined call or if symbolic debug information is not available, a NULL pointer will be returned. srcfilep Pointer to a variable of type char * where the source file name will be returned. If NULL, the source file name will not be returned. If symbolic debug information is not available, a NULL pointer will be returned. linenump Pointer to a variable of type int where the source line number will be returned. If NULL, the source line number will not be returned. If symbolic debug information is not available, 0 will be returned. inline_contextp Pointer to a variable of type int where the inline context identifier will be returned. If NULL, the inline context identi- fier will not be returned. If the IP of the current context is not in an inlined call or if symbolic debug information is not available, 0 will be returned. In all cases where a pointer to a string is returned, the string is allocated within the unwind environment, and the pointer is valid only until the next call to either or Stepping through inlined calls If returns a non-zero inline context identifier, it indicates that the IP is located within an inline call. If the application wishes to step through the chain of inlined calls, it can find the name of the inlined function through the ifuncp pointer, then call to move one step up the chain of inlined calls. The application may then call again to obtain the updated information. This process should be repeated until the returned identifier is 0. RETURN VALUE
returns on success. See uwx(3X) for error codes. AUTHOR
The Unwind Express Library was developed by Hewlett-Packard. SEE ALSO
uwx(3X), uwx_add_to_bsp(3X), uwx_find_source_info(3X), uwx_find_symbol(3X), uwx_free(3X), uwx_get_abi_context_code(3X), uwx_get_func- start(3X), uwx_get_module_info(3X), uwx_get_nat(3X), uwx_get_reg(3X), uwx_get_sym_info(3X), uwx_init(3X), uwx_init_context(3X), uwx_regis- ter_alloc_cb(3X), uwx_register_callbacks(3X), uwx_release_symbol_cache(3X), uwx_self_do_context_frame(3X), uwx_self_free_info(3X), uwx_self_init_context(3X), uwx_self_init_info(3X), uwx_set_nofr(3X), uwx_set_remote(3X), uwx_step(3X), uwx_step_inline(3X). Integrity Systems Only uwx_get_source_info(3X)
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