On 25 Feb 09, at 22:34, Arnab Ganguly wrote:
I am analysing the Apple crash report.So I launched my application
and tried
to forcibly (kill -11 pid) crash the application.The app crashed and
even
the Apple crash report got generated.
The crash report says Thread 1 crashed, but when I go through the
stack
trace of Thread 0 I see sigtramp is being received by Thread 0.Is this
correct report?
How is the thread received signal is different from the thread that
got
crashed as per the report ?Any help or suggestion would be of great
help.
I have given below the crash report.The highlighted line shows that
signal
was received by Thread 0 but the crash was happened on Thread 1.I was
crashing the application forcibly by sending signal 11 from the
command
prompt multiple times.There I am confused or may be way I am
interpreting is
incorrect.
<snip>
1. _sigtramp ("signal trampoline") is an internal routine within
libSystem, not a signal. It's showing up on the main thread because
signal handlers are always run on the main thread (IIRC).
2. You're testing this with an application that implements its own
crash handler (Talkback). You'll get much clearer results if you
disable this or test with another application.
You'll also get much clearer results if you generate an actual
segmentation violation, rather than sending SIGSEGV. The two are not
quite equivalent in Darwin.
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