Re: How to use xtrace?

From: Bjorn Reese (breese_at_see.signature)
Date: 04/28/05

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    BlueOwl wrote:
    > I need to trace program flow (trace user function calls).
    > I have found a script xtrace from glibc which promises to do that. But if I

    As you mention glibc, I assume that your compiler is gcc.

    Have a look at the -finstrument-functions option for gcc. 

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