[AIX] Update backtrace to account for libc changes and fix XCOFF parsing#757
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This patch synchronizes AIX backtrace support with newer libc updates and fix type correctness issues: - Bump libc to 0.2.175 to pick up latest AIX-related fixes. - Update libc::loadquery buffer argument to use *mut c_void instead of *mut c_char, matching the current libc API. - Fix XCOFF section name comparison to handle Option<&[u8]>.
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Thanks! Will try to take a look soon. |
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rustfmt failure |
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Ah, I missed that. Thanks a lot! Just fixed them. |
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This patch synchronizes AIX backtrace support with newer libc updates and fix type correctness issues: