'Tracing using addresses obtained from execinfo.h to human readable format

I want to trace some addresses I received from a trace file (execinfo.h / backtrace) (see below) back into humand readable function calls.

From the backtrace I got:

Obtained 10 stack frames.

/app/name() [0x81e4912]

/app/name() [0x81e4332]

[0xffffe40c]

/app/name() [0x81ddb32]

/app/name() [0x81f6a54]

/app/name() [0x81e2576]

/app/name() [0x81e2386]

/app/name() [0x81f795b]

I want to translate the above lines into more readable form like this:

functioncall1() line x

functioncall2() line x

SigFault() line x <- here I called the backtrace and write it to output stream

I got the corresponding .bin .hex files etc. I could go normally through all the addresses and look for the classes but this wont help me for my problem. Is there a sys command for me doing that automatically? I have looked into the execinfo.h dokumentation but I dont find something about my problem.

Thank you in advance

c++linux


Solution 1:[1]

addr2line has done the job for me

for i in `grep "\[0x.*\]" $Filename |sed -e "s/.*\[\|\].*$//g"`;
  do
    echo $i
    mem_start="$(( $i ))"
    mem_end="$(( $i + 1 ))"
    **addr2line -e ${BINARY} $i**
    objdump ${BINARY} --start=$mem_start --stop=$mem_end -S 
  done
done

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