Re: Fix AArch64 "$x" symbols

Andrew Haley <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.oprofile
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 07/31/2014 03:03 PM, William Cohen wrote:

> Have you tried running the same experiment on x86-64 and compared
> the resulting output?  I suspect that the "$x" map to some methods
> but for some reason oprofile is not getting the right location/name
> and ends up with "$x".  It would be good to compare the output to
> get some clue what "$x" might be.  You might also use "opreport
> --detail --symbols" to see where the samples are actually recorded
> and see where those $x functions are being located.  The "--detail"
> will provide a huge amount of output.

Sure, x86-64 is fine: it doesn't have mapping symbols.  I can see all
the "$x" symbols in the symtab on AArch64.

Andrew.

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