Richard Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> (gdb) p *bp
> $3 = {next = 0x70746e6e, function = 0x64, args = 0x8c70478, nargs =
> 1852141679, evalargs = 45 '-',
> debug_on_exit = 116 't'}
>
>
> Several of these fields appear to be garbage. next is garbage, you
> found. nargs is garbage. function is garbage.
>
> The next step is to manually scan the same list, starting with
> backtrace_list, and see what elements it has before that point.
> And see what they say.
(gdb) p *backtrace_list
$16 = {next = 0x8c5bf5c, function = 0x5, args = 0xffffffff, nargs = 0, evalargs
= -84 'ï',
debug_on_exit = -44 'ï}
(gdb) p *backtrace_list->next
$17 = {next = 0x70746e6e, function = 0x64, args = 0x8c70478, nargs =
1852141679,
evalargs = 45 '-', debug_on_exit = 116 't'}
(gdb) p *backtrace_list->next->next
Cannot access memory at address 0x70746e6e
'backtrace_list' appears to only contain two items, and it looks like
the first one is semi-corrupted also.
> What functions made them?
I'm not sure how I could easily find that out.
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