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Fabric Crashlytics NDK stack backtraces missing frames



2019 Community Moderator ElectionBogus NDK stack backtrace after upgrading to Crashlytics NDK 2.+Crashlytics NDK symbols and Gradle tasksAndroid NDK crashes at low memory conditions (Crashlytics reporting)crashlytics android native crashes failed to report on dashboardfirebase Crashlytics ndk symbols is missingCrashlytics Android NDK: missing all symbols in crash reportsMissing stack trace of crash report from external dependenciesHow to fix bellow carsh of the android TV app ? (libc.so Missing)Invalid NDK crash backtraces on ARM/ARM64Bogus NDK stack backtrace after upgrading to Crashlytics NDK 2.+After setting up Crashlytics for NDK, I cannot see line numbers or symbols










3















I have an Android Studio project that includes multiple native shared libraries.



I followed the steps documented here to integrate Crashlytics NDK support and upload symbols to Fabric:
https://fabric.io/downloads/gradle/ndk



The crashes are successfully reported:



D/CrashlyticsCore: Checking for crash reports...
D/CrashlyticsCore: Attempting to send 1 report(s)
D/CrashlyticsCore: Sending report to: ...
D/CrashlyticsCore: Result was: 202
I/CrashlyticsCore: Crashlytics report upload complete:


and I do see them in the Fabric Crashlytics console.



However, I am seeing the following problems in the backtraces:



  1. There are missing frames. Oftentimes only one frame shows symbols from my native libraries (usually just the frame that caused the crash).

  2. The frames don't always seem to make sense. For example, between direct function calls there will be 'ghost' frames with no symbols.

  3. Missing symbols from libc.so

Here's an example:



#0
Crashed: Thread
SIGABRT 0x00000000000008b1

Crashed: Thread
0 libc.so 0xf5465d66 (Missing)
1 libc.so 0xf54a4665 (Missing)
2 libc.so 0xf5465fe1 (Missing)
3 libMyLibrary.so 0xd9e79622 (Missing)
4 libMyLibrary.so 0xd9c23d83 Java_com_xxxxxxxx (MySource.cpp:109)
5 (Missing) 0x705e92cc (Missing)
6 (Missing) 0xdb84aa3a (Missing)
7 (Missing) 0xf4645d9e (Missing)
8 libart.so 0xf37eacb7 (Missing)
9 (Missing) 0x136b8b36 (Missing)
10 (Missing) 0xdb84aa32 (Missing)
<frames omitted for brevity, all with missing symbols>
62 libart.so 0xf3a13ece (Missing)
63 libart.so 0xf3800caf (Missing)
64 (Missing) 0x13001756 (Missing)


Frame 3 is missing symbols. Also, there should have been other frames in my native lib following frame 4 but those are missing details.



I am using crashlytics:2.9.8 and crashlytics-ndk:2.0.5



Possibly related to Bogus NDK stack backtrace after upgrading to Crashlytics NDK 2.+



Any suggestions? Is there an issue with crashlytics-ndk-2.x?










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    3















    I have an Android Studio project that includes multiple native shared libraries.



    I followed the steps documented here to integrate Crashlytics NDK support and upload symbols to Fabric:
    https://fabric.io/downloads/gradle/ndk



    The crashes are successfully reported:



    D/CrashlyticsCore: Checking for crash reports...
    D/CrashlyticsCore: Attempting to send 1 report(s)
    D/CrashlyticsCore: Sending report to: ...
    D/CrashlyticsCore: Result was: 202
    I/CrashlyticsCore: Crashlytics report upload complete:


    and I do see them in the Fabric Crashlytics console.



    However, I am seeing the following problems in the backtraces:



    1. There are missing frames. Oftentimes only one frame shows symbols from my native libraries (usually just the frame that caused the crash).

    2. The frames don't always seem to make sense. For example, between direct function calls there will be 'ghost' frames with no symbols.

    3. Missing symbols from libc.so

    Here's an example:



    #0
    Crashed: Thread
    SIGABRT 0x00000000000008b1

    Crashed: Thread
    0 libc.so 0xf5465d66 (Missing)
    1 libc.so 0xf54a4665 (Missing)
    2 libc.so 0xf5465fe1 (Missing)
    3 libMyLibrary.so 0xd9e79622 (Missing)
    4 libMyLibrary.so 0xd9c23d83 Java_com_xxxxxxxx (MySource.cpp:109)
    5 (Missing) 0x705e92cc (Missing)
    6 (Missing) 0xdb84aa3a (Missing)
    7 (Missing) 0xf4645d9e (Missing)
    8 libart.so 0xf37eacb7 (Missing)
    9 (Missing) 0x136b8b36 (Missing)
    10 (Missing) 0xdb84aa32 (Missing)
    <frames omitted for brevity, all with missing symbols>
    62 libart.so 0xf3a13ece (Missing)
    63 libart.so 0xf3800caf (Missing)
    64 (Missing) 0x13001756 (Missing)


    Frame 3 is missing symbols. Also, there should have been other frames in my native lib following frame 4 but those are missing details.



    I am using crashlytics:2.9.8 and crashlytics-ndk:2.0.5



    Possibly related to Bogus NDK stack backtrace after upgrading to Crashlytics NDK 2.+



    Any suggestions? Is there an issue with crashlytics-ndk-2.x?










    share|improve this question







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      3


      2






      I have an Android Studio project that includes multiple native shared libraries.



      I followed the steps documented here to integrate Crashlytics NDK support and upload symbols to Fabric:
      https://fabric.io/downloads/gradle/ndk



      The crashes are successfully reported:



      D/CrashlyticsCore: Checking for crash reports...
      D/CrashlyticsCore: Attempting to send 1 report(s)
      D/CrashlyticsCore: Sending report to: ...
      D/CrashlyticsCore: Result was: 202
      I/CrashlyticsCore: Crashlytics report upload complete:


      and I do see them in the Fabric Crashlytics console.



      However, I am seeing the following problems in the backtraces:



      1. There are missing frames. Oftentimes only one frame shows symbols from my native libraries (usually just the frame that caused the crash).

      2. The frames don't always seem to make sense. For example, between direct function calls there will be 'ghost' frames with no symbols.

      3. Missing symbols from libc.so

      Here's an example:



      #0
      Crashed: Thread
      SIGABRT 0x00000000000008b1

      Crashed: Thread
      0 libc.so 0xf5465d66 (Missing)
      1 libc.so 0xf54a4665 (Missing)
      2 libc.so 0xf5465fe1 (Missing)
      3 libMyLibrary.so 0xd9e79622 (Missing)
      4 libMyLibrary.so 0xd9c23d83 Java_com_xxxxxxxx (MySource.cpp:109)
      5 (Missing) 0x705e92cc (Missing)
      6 (Missing) 0xdb84aa3a (Missing)
      7 (Missing) 0xf4645d9e (Missing)
      8 libart.so 0xf37eacb7 (Missing)
      9 (Missing) 0x136b8b36 (Missing)
      10 (Missing) 0xdb84aa32 (Missing)
      <frames omitted for brevity, all with missing symbols>
      62 libart.so 0xf3a13ece (Missing)
      63 libart.so 0xf3800caf (Missing)
      64 (Missing) 0x13001756 (Missing)


      Frame 3 is missing symbols. Also, there should have been other frames in my native lib following frame 4 but those are missing details.



      I am using crashlytics:2.9.8 and crashlytics-ndk:2.0.5



      Possibly related to Bogus NDK stack backtrace after upgrading to Crashlytics NDK 2.+



      Any suggestions? Is there an issue with crashlytics-ndk-2.x?










      share|improve this question







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      Derek Rodrigues is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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      I have an Android Studio project that includes multiple native shared libraries.



      I followed the steps documented here to integrate Crashlytics NDK support and upload symbols to Fabric:
      https://fabric.io/downloads/gradle/ndk



      The crashes are successfully reported:



      D/CrashlyticsCore: Checking for crash reports...
      D/CrashlyticsCore: Attempting to send 1 report(s)
      D/CrashlyticsCore: Sending report to: ...
      D/CrashlyticsCore: Result was: 202
      I/CrashlyticsCore: Crashlytics report upload complete:


      and I do see them in the Fabric Crashlytics console.



      However, I am seeing the following problems in the backtraces:



      1. There are missing frames. Oftentimes only one frame shows symbols from my native libraries (usually just the frame that caused the crash).

      2. The frames don't always seem to make sense. For example, between direct function calls there will be 'ghost' frames with no symbols.

      3. Missing symbols from libc.so

      Here's an example:



      #0
      Crashed: Thread
      SIGABRT 0x00000000000008b1

      Crashed: Thread
      0 libc.so 0xf5465d66 (Missing)
      1 libc.so 0xf54a4665 (Missing)
      2 libc.so 0xf5465fe1 (Missing)
      3 libMyLibrary.so 0xd9e79622 (Missing)
      4 libMyLibrary.so 0xd9c23d83 Java_com_xxxxxxxx (MySource.cpp:109)
      5 (Missing) 0x705e92cc (Missing)
      6 (Missing) 0xdb84aa3a (Missing)
      7 (Missing) 0xf4645d9e (Missing)
      8 libart.so 0xf37eacb7 (Missing)
      9 (Missing) 0x136b8b36 (Missing)
      10 (Missing) 0xdb84aa32 (Missing)
      <frames omitted for brevity, all with missing symbols>
      62 libart.so 0xf3a13ece (Missing)
      63 libart.so 0xf3800caf (Missing)
      64 (Missing) 0x13001756 (Missing)


      Frame 3 is missing symbols. Also, there should have been other frames in my native lib following frame 4 but those are missing details.



      I am using crashlytics:2.9.8 and crashlytics-ndk:2.0.5



      Possibly related to Bogus NDK stack backtrace after upgrading to Crashlytics NDK 2.+



      Any suggestions? Is there an issue with crashlytics-ndk-2.x?







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