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Instead of relying on it being mutually exclusive at build time. This ensures we don’t waste time on libunwind when using libbacktrace.
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* initial implementation of libbacktrace * in buildinfo show the parameters of libbacktrace * do not disable libbacktrace if threading is not supported * Don’t install libbacktrace, only build it. * Disable libbacktrace for 32-bit ARM builds. * Make libunwind and libbacktrace mutually exclusive at configure time. Instead of relying on it being mutually exclusive at build time. This ensures we don’t waste time on libunwind when using libbacktrace. * Only use libbacktrace on Linux and Windows * Work around broken logic in openSUSE rpmbuild. * Fix handling of libbacktrace for 32-bit ARM static builds. --------- Co-authored-by: Austin S. Hemmelgarn <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit b75958a)
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* initial implementation of libbacktrace * in buildinfo show the parameters of libbacktrace * do not disable libbacktrace if threading is not supported * Don’t install libbacktrace, only build it. * Disable libbacktrace for 32-bit ARM builds. * Make libunwind and libbacktrace mutually exclusive at configure time. Instead of relying on it being mutually exclusive at build time. This ensures we don’t waste time on libunwind when using libbacktrace. * Only use libbacktrace on Linux and Windows * Work around broken logic in openSUSE rpmbuild. * Fix handling of libbacktrace for 32-bit ARM static builds. --------- Co-authored-by: Austin S. Hemmelgarn <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit b75958a)
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This provides stack traces like this:
Note the filenames and the line numbers...