Linux addr2line command and linuxaddr2line command

Linux addr2line command and linuxaddr2line command

I. Introduction

Addr2line (which is part of the standard GNU Binutils) is a tool that converts the instruction address and executable image into a file name, function name, and number of lines of source code. This feature is great for converting tracking addresses into more meaningful content.

 

Ii. Options

Usage: addr2line [option(s)] [addr(s)] Convert addresses into line number/file name pairs. If no addresses are specified on the command line, they will be read from stdin The options are:  @<file>                Read options from <file>  -a --addresses         Show addresses  -b --target=<bfdname>  Set the binary file format  -e --exe=<executable>  Set the input file name (default is a.out)  -i --inlines           Unwind inlined functions  -j --section=<name>    Read section-relative offsets instead of addresses  -p --pretty-print      Make the output easier to read for humans  -s --basenames         Strip directory names  -f --functions         Show function names  -C --demangle[=style]  Demangle function names  -h --help              Display this information  -v --version           Display the program's version

 

Iii. Instances

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