log2lines: Enhanced raddr2line replacement

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log2lines: Enhanced raddr2line replacement

Usage: log2lines [-cd:fFhl:mrv] [<exefile> <offset>]

Description:
When <exefile> <offset> are given, log2lines works just like raddr2line
Otherwise it reads stdin and tries to translate lines of the form:
<IMAGENAME:ADDRESS>

The result is written to stdout.
log2lines uses a cache in order to avoid a directory scan at each
image lookup, greatly increasing performance. Only image path and its
base address are cached

Options:
-c Console mode. Outputs text per character instead of per line.
This is slightly slower but enables to see what you type.

-d <directory>
Directory to scan for images.
Default: output-32

-f Force creating new cache.

-F As -f but exits immediately after creating cache.

-h This text.

-l <logFile>
Append copy to specified logFile.
Default: no logFile

-m Prefix (mark) each translated line with '* '.

-r Raw output without translation.

-v Show detailed errors and tracing.
Repeating this option adds more verbosity.
Default: only (fatal) errors

Examples:
Setup is a VMware machine with its serial port set to: '\\.\pipe\kdbg'.

Just recreate cache after a svn update or a new module has been added:
log2lines -F

Use kdbg debugger via console (interactive):
log2lines -c < \\.\pipe\kdbg

Use kdbg debugger via console, and append copy to logFile:
log2lines -c -l dbg.log < \\.\pipe\kdbg

Use kdbg debugger to send output to logfile:
log2lines < \\.\pipe\kdbg > dbg.log