> I have a binary file what i compile it with -g.So i need to perform a
> set of action in my computer and see behavior of my file, This mean , i
> need to see functions of run when i perform those set of actions,
This sounds like some kind of profiling. Re-compile and re-link with
"gcc -p" or "gcc -pg". If you cannot re-compile, then perhaps try
"strace -i" or "ltrace -i" which will give you partial information.
You'll need to do some work to process the instruction addresses,
and you might have to perform a short backtrace (either dynamic or
static) to get interesting intformation.
More generally, write a utility program which reads your original binary
program, then writes a new binary program having each static call:
call subr1
replaced with an indirection:
call *indir1
.section indir_section
indir1: .addr subr1
Then change the contents of location indir1 dynamically at run time:
point it to a logging subroutine for a while, etc.
[This won't track existing indirect calls, but perhaps those can
be ignored for a while.]
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