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Hey, I am not the OP, but the author of the code. So it seems that the function is not always declared in some header, while it exists in libgcc. Can you add an
by bombela 14y ago
Hey, I am not the OP, but the author of the code. So it seems that the function is not always declared in some header, while it exists in libgcc. Can you add an issue on github? Meanwhile, you can set the #define BACKWARD_HAS_BACKTRACE=1 which will disable the use of "unwind". You will get slightly less accurate stack trace (especially on CPU exception and other signals), but it should work ok until this bug is fixed.
- prg318 14y agoHi there, I've also run into this issue. I've opened an issue on your github: https://github.com/bombela/backward-cpp/issues/2 https://github.com/bombela/backward-cpp/issues/2 Thanks again for the really useful open source contribution! I will be integrating this with my C++ projects.