Bartosz Taudul

Yes, absolute paths should be expected. I have created a simple test application: ```c++ // g++ test.cpp -g ../libbacktrace/.libs/libbacktrace.a #include #include #include "../libbacktrace/backtrace.h" int SymCb( void* data, uintptr_t pc, const...

Ok, I have repro. The code is the same as above, but you have to build it in a slightly different way: ``` [1:07 wolf@mimir:~/test]% mkdir build [1:07 wolf@mimir:~/test]% cd...

There are four places in `dwarf.c`, where directories are concatenated with filenames. All can be found by searching for `'/'`. Program flow reaches the one in `read_lnct`. Deeper inspection shows...

Adding support for debuginfod to libbacktrace can be performed in the following way. First, you extend the `elf_open_debugfile_by_buildid` function, which is already looking for external debug symbols, in the form...

Not every application of libbacktrace involves signal handlers.

Yes. A callback system might be used instead, like in the example I have posted. User of the library might then just return -1, if proper behavior in signal handling...

In my use case I would want to use negative values. It may not be advisable to limit the sliders present in the "Hello world!" window to be >= 0.

Yes, I didn't saw anything in the code which would limit them. This is more about the immediate availability through the UI. It may be of use to some people,...

There is some interaction with how clipper works with these changes. Setting `ExtraLineHeight` to a negative value and drawing clipped text lines, like such: ```c++ ImGuiListClipper clipper; clipper.Begin( (int)lines.size() );...

> Is your copy of ImGui older than 1.86 WIP (18510)? 1.86 + docking + this change. This requires resolving conflicts, maybe I did something wrong there? > I cannot...