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How to trap app crashes
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How to trap app crashes


  • Subject: How to trap app crashes
  • From: Stefan Pantke <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 10:39:41 +0100

I would like to integrate a feature, that should send a notice to me, if
my application crashes.

Softer internal inconsistencies, might be handled by my application internally,
for example by some replacement of assert(), which triggers some window
and allows to send some feedback.

But how about hard crashes?

Might I define some crash handler which will be called if segmentation faults occurred?
I suppose, I have to register such a routine with the OS to supervise my app...

For example, OmniGroup uses such a trapping mechanism in Graffle. But their tool (or code)
is not available.
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