Unwinding fix - remove heuristic around infinite loop detection#478
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Unwinding fix - remove heuristic around infinite loop detection#478
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Heuristic was triggering in the wrong cases (recursive functions).
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Dec 4, 2025
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| #ifdef DEBUG | ||
| // We often fallback to frame pointer unwinding (which logs an error) | ||
| int const dwfl_error_value = dwfl_errno(); |
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I have a minor doubt on how useful it is to read the errno value.
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CI was amazing! It shows our exit conditions are terrible |
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What does this PR do?
Heuristic was triggering in the wrong cases (recursive functions).
Motivation
Fix call stacks on some arm test cases.
Additional Notes
NA
How to test the change?
The bad-boggle-solver is a good test for this.