root/tools/stackdump @ 1

#!/bin/bash

case "$1" in
        map|char|login)
                # Check for SQL postfix
                if [ "$2" = "sql" ]; then
                        SERVER="$1-server_sql"
                else
                        SERVER="$1-server"
                fi
                ;;

        *|""|help)
                echo "Usage 1: ${0##*/} [server-type] [txt/sql]"
                echo Server type can be map, login, or char. Examples:
                echo "$ ./${0##*/} map"
                echo "$ ./${0##*/} login sql"
                echo
                echo "Usage 2: ${0##*/} [server-type] [txt/sql] [number]"
                echo Server type can be map, login, or char. Examples:
                echo "$ ./${0##*/} map txt 0001"
                echo "$ ./${0##*/} login sql 0002"
                echo
                echo Note: Dump files inside /log will also be scanned.
                exit
                ;;
esac

# Check if server file needs .exe (Windows/Cygwin)
if [ -e $SERVER.exe ]; then
        SERVER="$SERVER.exe"
elif [ ! -e $SERVER ]; then
        echo Error: $SERVER not found!
        exit
fi

# Assemble stackdump filename
if [ $# -gt 2 ]; then
        STACK="$SERVER$3.stackdump"
else
        STACK="$SERVER.stackdump"
fi

# Check if file exists.
# Try looking under '/log' if it isn't

if [ ! -e $STACK ]; then
        if [ -e log/$STACK ]; then
                STACK=log/$STACK
        else
                echo Error: $STACK not found!
                exit
        fi
fi

# Finally dump the backtrace
# If number is given, Sig-plugin format. otherwise, standard stackdump format
if [ $# -gt 2 ]; then
        awk '$2 ~ /[0-9a-eA-E]\]$/{print $2}' $STACK | tr -d \[\] | addr2line -f -e $SERVER 
else
        awk '/^[0-9]/{print $2}' $STACK | addr2line -f -e $SERVER
fi