On 4 May 2006, at 07:57, Lloyd Dupont wrote:
I confused myself.
There was a bug.
Here is the corrected version which read both current process and
gnustep-base.dll symbols.
And display your stack trace.
I would dearly like to see stacktrace capability contributed to the
base library (I guess in NSDebug.m or NSException.m)
Problem is I would like to replace 'gnustep-base.dll' by a more
multiplatform constant / invocation.
One that could read 'gnustep-base.dll' on windows and 'gnustep-
base.dylib' on MacOSX for example...
Any tips?
There is objc_get_symbol_path() ... which is used in NSBundle.m and
NSPathUtilities.m to get the path of the library.
I don't think it works on *all* platforms, but it does work on the
main ones (gnu/linux, and windows at least).
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