by V. Ra » Thu, 04 Oct 2001 14:18:16
Thanks in advance.
V. Rao
by Heiner Steve » Thu, 04 Oct 2001 19:41:00
> I wanted to find out if there is a way to get an execution trace
> of a program. This could be as simple as a log when each function
> is entered and some way to contain recursion. Are there any utilities
> that do this?
There used to be a tool called "ctrace" that would modify c source
files to contain "fprintf()" statements. The resulting execution
trace would look like the "sh -v" output.
"truss" or "strace" are not detailed enough, are they?
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1. To get execution trace of a program
Greetings,
What is an easy way to get the execution trace for compiled code? This could
be as simple as inserting a "printf" statement at the beginning of each user
function & possibly a way to contain recursion. Is there a way to do this
using profiled code (gprof) or using a debugger?
Thanks in advance,
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