On Mon, 6 Mar 2006, Michael Shapiro wrote: > > Hmm: as you see there is no NAME for that mapping, so this is why you're > not getting any symbols: we didn't match it to an object file. > Can you send back the entire $m output?
You are dead on; 100800000 - 10090e000 doesn't contain a name: BASE LIMIT SIZE NAME 100000000 100400000 400000 /opt/U/_app 100400000 100800000 400000 100800000 10090e000 10e000 100a0c000 100ab6000 aa000 /opt/U/_app Does anyone happen to know if there is an alternative way to find the executable or library that is mapped (I am assuming it is mapped, which may not be the case given Mike' previous comments on dlclose()) at 100800000? If that isn't possible, is there a way to take an address (0x10085f2a0 in this case) and resolve it to a symbol name in the file? My attempts to resolve this by parsing the executable and library symbol tables has so far been fruitless. Thanks again for the feedback, - Ryan -- UNIX Administrator http://daemons.net/~matty
