--- Andrew Sveikauskas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
> > Hi folks,
> >
> > it sure would be nice if the default panel that pops up to signal an
> > unhandled exception had a button to generate a segmentation fault at
> > the
> > line where the exception WAS RAISED.
>
> Is this possible? Wouldn't this mean that the panel would have to be
> implemented in NSException-raise as opposed to creating it as an
> exception handler? Currently, by the time the panel is created, the
> previous stack position is lost, correct?
>
> What I do when I get a wild exception and have no idea where it's
> coming from, I just add a category:
>
> @implementation NSException (TemporaryDebugHack)
> - (void)raise
> {
> // Whatever you want here...
> // sometimes I put asm("int3") here, because on 386
> // that causes a breakpoint in gdb.
> }
> @end
>
> Obviously this is not advisible in production code. :-)
>
That's exactly what I was looking for. Cool!
Marko
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