I just looked at the description of __le_traceback().
It looks as if it can be called with the DSA from the CIB;
this way, it should give you all the information you need, IMO.
In the calling example we have:
tbck_parms.__tf_dsa_addr = 0;
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this should be changed for our situation, I think.
Kind regards
Bernd|
Am 22.01.2015 um 20:42 schrieb Bernd Oppolzer:
Am 22.01.2015 um 20:22 schrieb Charles Mills:
Thanks! Do you have any idea whether __le_traceback will produce
meaningful
results in a situation in which CEE3DMP does not output a useful
traceback?
The C++ stack has apparently already been unwound when C++ enters a
catch()
block. The catch() block appears to have been called from the point
at which
the try block was entered.
See my previous post, too.
If __le_traceback starts from the current stack frame, then of course
it will
not show you the information of the stack frames below the catch-Block,
which have already been unwound.
On the other hand: if our assumptions so far regarding the contents of
the
CIB are correct, then the CIB should contain the register information
at the
time of the exception, that is: for example the register 13 at the
time of the
error. I believe (!!) that the stack frames below the catch block
still exist
and if there is a way to call __le_traceback with a parameter (the
starting
stack_frame), you should be able to get that starting point from the CIB
and start it from there.
We had at our site a function called ccback () which did exactly that.
And, of course, we called it before there was some unwinding of stack
frames.
I would as a first step try to print the contents of the EPIE inside
the CIB and
see if it fits well with the stack frame of the function containing
the exception
(see register 13 and compare it to the address of the DSA).
Kind regards
Bernd
Charles
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The CIB is described in __le_api.h. There's a useful function for
producing
tracebacks, __le_traceback. The doc has sample code calling it in C.
https://www-304.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSLTBW_2.1.0/com.ibm.zos.v2r
1.bpxbd00/letraceback.htm?lang=en
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