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Fail to profile unstripped vlc in Debian testing #89
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Ping @ccurtsinger |
I am actively looking into this issue, but I haven't made any headway yet. I'll try to keep you updated. |
Hi. Did you manage to crack this nut yet? |
I can't reproduce this on my machine (Ubuntu 17.04) using the apt-installed coz. I'll give it a shot on a Debian machine soon. |
Does this mean you are able to profile vlc using coz? Care to share the result? |
I tried to reproduce it, by building and installing vlc using DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=nostrip to make sure vlc had debug symbols, and then ran it using I got this result:
This is the output when running without coz:
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Hi. Is there any more information I can provide? |
It's the holidays, but bumping this for @ccurtsinger |
Hi. As a test, I just tried to profile vlc in Debian. This did not work, and I am not sure why. I rebuilt the vlc Debian package using 'DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=nostrip apt-get source -b vlc' to make sure the debug symbols remained in the binaries, and started the profiling using 'coz run --- vlc http://video.nuug.no:8000/frikanalen.webm'. It showed a window for a fraction of a second before exiting. This is the output on the tty:
The vlc command run as it should when I am not profiling it.
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