Phil,
You would probably have to prepare in advance for a situation like this, and
use arrayEncode to create a binary form of the array and save it to disk. Maybe
you would do this as certain intervals in preparation for a possible crash.
Otherwise, there are debugging/hacking tools which can
Thanks David. Ah yes... I'm finding some of these as I Google memory
scraping tools.
Phil
On 9/29/14 12:32 PM, David Simpson wrote:
Phil,
You would probably have to prepare in advance for a situation like this, and
use arrayEncode to create a binary form of the array and save it to disk.
Hi folks,
Are you aware of any way to save the in-memory data of a standalone app
that's currently not responding? This is on a Mac, probably OS 10.8.x or
maybe 10.9.x. Right-clicking the app's icon in the Dock gives you the
force quit option. The data is in an array.
I created a stack my
Phil Davis wrote:
Thanks David. Ah yes... I'm finding some of these as I Google memory
scraping tools.
Unfortunately, even if you could sort through a core dump, if my
understanding of arrays is correct it'll be very difficult to piece
together the many different memory locations where array
Good point, Richard. Thanks.
Phil
On 9/29/14 12:55 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Phil Davis wrote:
Thanks David. Ah yes... I'm finding some of these as I Google memory
scraping tools.
Unfortunately, even if you could sort through a core dump, if my
understanding of arrays is correct it'll be
