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Exception raised while parsing perf output #257
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I ran this through our test suite and it looks like it's parsing Can you say more about how you invoked magic-trace and the machine you're running it on? Also, can you take this again but with the environment variable setting Sorry it took so long for us to get back to you. We're still here, just distracted with some other projects for a little while. |
@cgaebel no problem at all, thanks for the reply
Here is the output of magic-trace.
I don't understand why this is confusing. Appearance of |
Not quite sure why we'd be seeing this, but let's not crash when we do. For now, treat a software interrupt as a jump. Ref janestreet#257
Not quite sure why we'd be seeing this, but let's not crash when we do. For now, treat a software interrupt as a jump. Ref janestreet#257
Not quite sure why we'd be seeing this, but let's not crash when we do. For now, treat a software interrupt as a jump. Ref janestreet#257
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@pikrzysztof I'm also encountering this crash, but I think it may be expected - per #31, |
magic-trace failed to parse perf output with the following errors:
I have:
It looks to me that
int
flag is not recognized properly by magic-traceThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: