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It indicates that for the method of stack unwinding they intend to use you must use an additional header that resembles a specific DWARF header type. That's about as far apart as we are probably related to each other, IE, in a very far distant way possibly.
Candy wrote:It indicates that for the method of stack unwinding they intend to use you must use an additional header that resembles a specific DWARF header type. That's about as far apart as we are probably related to each other, IE, in a very far distant way possibly.
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by that. I just know that GCC outputs two sections in the object file, when I enable and use exceptions: .eh_frame and .gcc_except_table. I figured that I somehow have to interpret the content of the two sections to do a proper stack unwinding.
I just know that GCC outputs two sections in the object file, when I enable and use exceptions: .eh_frame and .gcc_except_table. I figured that I somehow have to interpret the content of the two sections to do a proper stack unwinding.