ChicagoCpp

Stack Tracing in C++

Presenter: Jeremy Rifkin

A technical deep-dive into how stack traces are done in C++, ranging from walking stack frames to reversing runtime address randomization to making sense of debug symbols. This talk will explore utilizing stack traces in C++ to improve debuggability and diagnostics as well as explore how to collect stack traces in signal handlers and stack traces from C++ exceptions.

Event Details

Note: Free Attendance, but reservation is required by Tuesday Morning!

Please see RSVP through the group Meetup page

When: Thursday, November 14th Happy-hour start at 5:30, presentation at 6:30 20 N Upper Wacker Drive
12th Floor
Chicago, IL 60606

Food and beverages sponsored by Selby Jennings

Conference space genereously provided by TeamWorking by TechNexus

About the Presenter

A Chicago resident, Jeremy is a developer at Aquatic Capital Mgmt. Recently graduated from Purdue University, Jeremy is expanding his community involvement, including writing papers for the C++ standards committee and working on open source projects, including as a contributor to Compiler Explorer. Though this is his first presentation for the Chicago C/C++ Meetup, we expect to see more from this talented and eager presenter in the future, as he has volunteered to help organize more events, going forward.