created by

Ross Zwisler

script type

patch

description

This script lets you use tag-style lookups (i.e. C-] ) on Linux kernel oops stack traces.  For this to work, you need the following: 1) The log file with the stack trace needs to be recognized as having    filetype=messages, which is hopefully the default.  If not, run 'set filetype=messages'. 2) You need to have built your kernel with debug symbols    (CONFIG_DEBUG_INFO=y). 3) Vim needs to have its PWD in your Linux build directory, or you need to    set up the g:oops_path global variable to your build directory.  i.e.:    let g:oops_path='/home/myuser/linux-kernel'

install details

Just copy to your ~/.vim/plugin directory.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
oops_trace.vim	1.4	2021-01-13	7.0	Ross Zwisler	Some bug fixes and additional debug.
oops_trace.vim	1.3	2019-01-17	7.0	Ross Zwisler	Fixed a few bugs and added a bit more debug for when things go wrong.
oops_trace.vim	1.2	2013-11-19	7.0	Ross Zwisler	Trying again to fix issues with cloned function lookups.
oops_trace.vim	1.1	2013-11-08	7.0	Ross Zwisler	Fixed a regexp to deal with kernel functions that have been cloned by GCC.
oops_trace.vim	1.0	2013-08-13	7.0	Ross Zwisler	Initial upload

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