I wrote Eucalyptus as the primary unit test for rtrace but its a fully functional native code debugger. Here is an example of how you can configure it using Ruby to trace calls to malloc() and print out some information:
If you're interested in contributing, the signal handler in Rtrace could use some cleanup. Helper methods for interacting with procfs and the process memory are always useful too.
I hate using gdb. Because their scripting API sucks so much and the user interface too (some little changes would help, but the source code is nothing I want to get in touch with). Actually I looking something like pry for native code.
[+] [-] chrisrohlf|10 years ago|reply
I wrote Eucalyptus as the primary unit test for rtrace but its a fully functional native code debugger. Here is an example of how you can configure it using Ruby to trace calls to malloc() and print out some information:
https://github.com/yahoo/rtrace/blob/master/Eucalyptus/examp...
If you're interested in contributing, the signal handler in Rtrace could use some cleanup. Helper methods for interacting with procfs and the process memory are always useful too.
[+] [-] Mic92|10 years ago|reply