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- Drop `delim` argument from the `GetStackTrace()` family of functions. We only ever used plain spaces. - Use an `std::vector<std::string>` for the symbolized stack frames and adjust the unwind proto accordingly. This change now prints each stack frame on its own line while skipping duplicate ones: ``` I20200717 11:47:16.811381 3636246 monitor.cc:326] Stack trace: [ I20200717 11:47:16.811415 3636246 monitor.cc:337] map:/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc-2.30.so+0xceee7(0x7fb871602ee7) I20200717 11:47:16.811420 3636246 monitor.cc:337] Rot13File+0x130(0x55ed24615995) I20200717 11:47:16.811424 3636246 monitor.cc:337] ffi_call_unix64+0x55(0x55ed2461f2dd) I20200717 11:47:16.811429 3636246 monitor.cc:337] map:[stack]+0x1ec80(0x7ffee4257c80) I20200717 11:47:16.811455 3636246 monitor.cc:339] (last frame repeated 196 times) I20200717 11:47:16.811460 3636246 monitor.cc:347] ] ``` PiperOrigin-RevId: 322089140 Change-Id: I05b0de2f4118fed90fe920c06bbd70ea0d1119e2 |
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