I don't thnk there is a way since those reports are send to apple if
you ask so I doubt Apple wants to clutter it up with app specific
debug info, also think of the security and
disclosure issues.
However this does not mean you can't dump stuff to the console log via
a UNIX signal handler (sudden death occurred)...
Later why you could even use a bit of FFI and ask for the bits out of
the console log. I do that for the iPhone, use one of my apps, punch
the email, I get the console log from the iOS device.
On Fri, Jul 8, 2011 at 12:49 PM, Eliot Miranda <
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> On Fri, Jul 8, 2011 at 9:38 AM, Igor Stasenko <
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>> Just a question,
>> could it made similar to windows or unix,
>> where i can see the smalltalk stack dump, recent primitives etc?
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>> Because the crash log produced by system (i guess) don't gives much info,
>> just a C stack for all threads and
>> a list of loaded libs.
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>> Or its technically not possible?
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> So far I've not found out how to integrate with Mac's crash system. They keep the source closed :( However, kill -USR1 now does produce an all stacks backtrace on the Mac. Anyone who knows more about Apple's crash handler and whether it can be augmented please let us know.
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>> Best regards,
>> Igor Stasenko AKA sig.
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> best,
> Eliot
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