Add --class-name param to prepend class names to methods
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Regular methods and classmethods supported. No support for static methods. This is because the frame object doesn't refer to the function, only its code, which leaves no other option than to try to find `self` or `cls` in locals. The alternative of using the `gc` module is horrendously slow even in the same process and also impractical in a remote process.
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Regular methods and classmethods supported. No support for static methods. This is because the frame object doesn't refer to the function, only its code, which leaves no other option than to try to find
selforclsin locals. The alternative of using thegcmodule is horrendously slow even in the same process and also impractical in a remote process.I was experiencing unaligned memory reads in
coredump::test::test_coredumplocally, unrelated to my changes. I fixed it in a separate PR.it works in the record mode:
