Hello, I'm the author of a malloc debugger, and I am trying to make use of glibc's backtrace_symbols_fd. It seems as if applications need to be linked with -rdynamic in order for me to properly make use of this call. However, my malloc debugger is written such that it is not necessary to recompile your executable, so it is unreasonable to simply allow backtrace_symbols_fd to print jibberish if my users neglected to pass -rdynamic. So my question then is twofold, I suppose. 1. Is it possible to detect if a program has been compiled with -rdynamic from within an LD_PRELOADed library? Ie, perhaps there is some symbol that it adds that I can find with a dlopen(NULL)? nm doesn't seem to list any differences between apps compiled with -rdynamic and without.. 2. Or, is there an alternate method for resolving symbols in a backtrace (such as one returned from __builtin_return_address) that is more reliable? -- Mike Perry Mad Computer Scientist fscked.org evil labs
