digitalmars.D - Re: Spec#, nullables and more
- Kagamin <spam here.lot> Nov 07 2010
- Daniel Gibson <metalcaedes gmail.com> Nov 07 2010
FeepingCreature Wrote:This means stack traces are out unless you have special handling for segfaults that decodes the stack and prints the error pos. That in turn means you need to have a debugger attached to get stacktraces, which can be annoying especially in long-running programs where the crash is often the first indication you have of a problem.
Nov 07 2010
Kagamin schrieb:FeepingCreature Wrote:This means stack traces are out unless you have special handling for segfaults that decodes the stack and prints the error pos. That in turn means you need to have a debugger attached to get stacktraces, which can be annoying especially in long-running programs where the crash is often the first indication you have of a problem.
depends on your system, linux doesn't do core dumps by default, you have to allow it with ulimit -c <somevalue>
Nov 07 2010