When presented with a segfault like this:
segfault at 0 ip b7a64b57 sp bf8fda58 error 4 in libc-2.9.so[b79f1000+13f000] |
Problem happened within libc-2.9.so at 0x73b57 in the function strncmp because of a user-mode read access error trying to access 0x0 (NULL)
Have you ever wanted to know which function is calling a specific function. This snippet will help in digging up those pesky dependencies at runtime.
#include < stdio.h > // Fn Function void Fn( char* val ) { printf("Ahoy World! %s\n", val); } // Debug Call Conversion #define Fn(...) \ printf( "%s:%d %s()\n",__FILE__, __LINE__, __FUNCTION__); \ Fn(__VA_ARGS__) //Main int main( void ) { Fn("Arrr!"); return 0; } |
