Log errors in newFrameMapping as promised#1285
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In `synchronizeMappings` there's this comment:
```go
fm, err = pm.newFrameMapping(pr, m)
if err != nil {
// newFrameMapping logged the message if needed
continue
}
```
With this change we actually do log errors, which can cause failure to unwind.
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In
synchronizeMappingsthere's this comment:With this change we actually do log errors, which can cause failure to unwind.
In #1230 I noticed continued failures to unwind. I was able to find some unlogged errors that explain things.
When unwinding fails, I can see a sea of these in
strace:The error from
delve:There's an overflowing map:
It does not overflow on a good machine that can unwind (barely):
The fix for me is to increase the map scale factor, but we should also log the errors to make this failure more obvious.