Re: How to trap app crashes
Re: How to trap app crashes
- Subject: Re: How to trap app crashes
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 10:56:51 +0100
Search for NSExceptionHandling in the mailing list archives, and / or
read the "documentation" found in the header files. It's easy enough to
use, and powerful enough for most cases.
j o a r
On 2004-01-29, at 10.39, Stefan Pantke wrote:
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I would like to integrate a feature, that should send a notice to me,
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if
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my application crashes.
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Softer internal inconsistencies, might be handled by my application
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internally,
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for example by some replacement of assert(), which triggers some window
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and allows to send some feedback.
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But how about hard crashes?
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Might I define some crash handler which will be called if segmentation
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faults occurred?
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I suppose, I have to register such a routine with the OS to supervise
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my app...
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For example, OmniGroup uses such a trapping mechanism in Graffle. But
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their tool (or code)
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is not available.
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