From: j DOT aldrich6 AT genie DOT com
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Date: Fri, 17 May 96 19:43:00 UTC 0000
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Subject: Re: What is symify? Is this in

Reply to message 4085594    from AO950 AT FREENET on 05/16/96 12:51AM


>What is symify? It keeps getting mentioned here. Or is this in the V2 faq?
>(I still have only the v1 faq.)

You ought to get the v2 faq then.  :)
But anyway, symify is an extremely useful debugging tool.  While the stack
trace from a program core dump is still on your screen, running symify will
identify the locations in your program corresponding to the locations shown
in the stack trace.  Make sure to compile with the -g option to get full
utility
from this feature, and run symify like so:

symify <path/name of your program>