mrmonday Joined: 07/23/08 Posts: 2 Posted: 07/28/08 16:38:04 Is it possible to get a backtrace of exceptions thrown by tango? If not, what reasons would SocketAcceptException? be thrown? http://www.octarineparrot.com/
Is it possible to get a backtrace of exceptions thrown by tango? If not, what reasons would SocketAcceptException? be thrown?
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Author Message sean Joined: 06/24/04 Posts: 109 Posted: 07/29/08 00:04:02 Yes. The easiest way is to compile and link flectioned to your application. No additional work should be necessary. Because the official project is far out of date, I've placed an updated copy here: http://invisibleduck.org/sean/src/flectioned.d kris Joined: 03/27/04 Posts: 581 Posted: 07/29/08 02:06:16 Perhaps that should be added to tango.scrapple ? keinfarbton Joined: 12/03/05 Posts: 49 Posted: 07/29/08 02:20:19 I use Jive, which is based on libbfd. Hxal, who wrote it was not seen a long time and i updated the lib and have zip here. With jive no additional memory or startup time is used. Just import jive.stacktrace and you are happy. torhu Joined: 03/31/06 Posts: 69 Posted: 07/29/08 16:17:00 Can flectioned get you a backtrace from other threads than the main one? And on Windows?
Yes. The easiest way is to compile and link flectioned to your application. No additional work should be necessary. Because the official project is far out of date, I've placed an updated copy here:
http://invisibleduck.org/sean/src/flectioned.d
Perhaps that should be added to tango.scrapple ?
I use Jive, which is based on libbfd. Hxal, who wrote it was not seen a long time and i updated the lib and have zip here.
With jive no additional memory or startup time is used. Just import jive.stacktrace and you are happy.
Can flectioned get you a backtrace from other threads than the main one? And on Windows?
