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Subject: Re: Addr2Line2Locations for GPS
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On 18 jan, 11:59, Emmanuel Briot <briot.emman...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Nice to see people developing GPS plugins. In fact, GPS comes with a
> plugin called addr2line.py, which, as I understand your description,
> has a similar purpose.
Don't know how I've missed it, while believe me, I've searched for it.
Any way, I've just tried it, and did not feel this one handy at all
(oops, shame on me for such words). Addr2Line2Locations was designed
to be user friendly.

> But better have your own if you are more
> combortable with your interface.
I feel so

> Future versions of GNAT can now display symbolic backtraces on their
> own, without a need for libaddr2line, so these plugins become a bit
> less useful now.
Future versions ? Which ones ?
This will output source locations instead of addresses ?