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George Joseph authored
You can currently capture backtraces of memory allocations but they only get displayed when you stop asterisk and the atexit hooks are enabled. Now, if memory backtrace is on and you issue a "memory show allocations" CLI command for a specific file, then a backtrace will show for each allocation that occurred after you turned "memory backtrace on". The backtrace display is shown only when a specific file's allocations are displayed to prevent a massive CLI dump of every file's allocations. Change-Id: Ic657afc1fc6ec7205e16eb36a97a611d235a2b4f
George Joseph authoredYou can currently capture backtraces of memory allocations but they only get displayed when you stop asterisk and the atexit hooks are enabled. Now, if memory backtrace is on and you issue a "memory show allocations" CLI command for a specific file, then a backtrace will show for each allocation that occurred after you turned "memory backtrace on". The backtrace display is shown only when a specific file's allocations are displayed to prevent a massive CLI dump of every file's allocations. Change-Id: Ic657afc1fc6ec7205e16eb36a97a611d235a2b4f