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mono-symbolicate \- Mono Symbolicate Tool
.SH SYNOPSIS
.PP
.B mono-symbolicate exefile stacktracesfile [directories...]
.B mono-symbolicate <msym dir> <input file>
.PP
.B mono-symbolicate store-symbols <msym dir> [<dir>]+
.SH DESCRIPTION
mono-symbolicate is a tool that converts a stack trace with <filename unknown>:0
into one with file names and line numbers.
.PP
The output of calling this tool will be the provided
.I stacktracesfile
where <filename unknown>:0 parts are replaced by
a file name and a line number.
When mono-symbolicate is called with a symbol directory and a file containing a stacktrace:
.P
.B mono-symbolicate <msym dir> <input file>
.PP
For the tool to work it needs to load referenced assemblies, it will first look
in the same folder as
.I exefile
then from one of the provided
.I directories.
The tool writes into stdout the file contents while adding file location to stack frames when
it is possible to symbolicate with the symbols available on the symbol directory.
.PP
The tool assumes that the folder with a referenced assembly called for example
name.dll will also include name.dll.mdb,
if the referenced assembly is AOT compiled then the tool is also expecting to find
name.dll.msym.
Managed symbols .exe/.dll can be added to the symbol directory by doing:
.P
.B mono-symbolicate store-symbols <msym dir> [<dir>]+
.SH AUTHOR
Written by Marcos Henrich
.SH COPYRIGHT