This may be a stupid question, but I am compiling for Arm9 with g++ and have a program crash with a backtrace listing. How do I get g++ to generate an object/function relative address listing?
Thanks in advance.
How do I get a relative function/object address listing from g++...
Feb 16, 2008
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You don't: g++ produces *relocatable* objects, which linker then links into a final executable. Only at link stage are function addresses assigned.
You can use 'nm a.out' to find out what these assignments are, or use '-Wl,--print-map' (or '-Wl,-Map,foo.map') at link time to get a link map.
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Thanks. Exactly what I needed.
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