At 03:28 PM 3/29/00 +0200, you wrote:
<snip confirmation of the terrible truth :-)>
>As a comparison, the Windows behavior (as explained by Ulrich a few
>months ago) is to start a specific app (like DrWatson) when an unhandled
> exception occurs in a program...
Yes. A just-in time debugger is just that. DrWatson is not a debugger,
of course, but things like Delphi, C++Builder, VisualC++ can replace
DrWatson by registering themselves as just-in time debuggers (and fight
for the privilege of owning the precious register key).
>it is not also a correct point that the message box hangs (i've seen it
>before, but haven't investigated further)
I don't think this particular point matters much for people wanting
to debug Wine code; it's still alpha...
Gerard
PS : Hey Eric, on LinuxToday the WWN is now 'by Eric Pouech'
(usually the 'Cousins' authors are not cited in the title).
Fame today, Pulitzer next :-)
