un-catched segfault exception

[Robert Fraser]

Jason House wrote:
> Jarrett Billingsley wrote:
> 
>> "Jason House" <jason.james.house at gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:fm65g8$p7j$1 at digitalmars.com...
>>> Hxal Wrote:
>>>> I've played with this a bit in my own stacktracing module
>>>> (which you can find at http://zygfryd.net/jive/).
>>>> The same disclaimer applies.
>>> Your project looks interesting.  I'd be especially interested in seeing
>>> some usage examples.
>>>
>>> I'll be extremely interested when the disclaimers for stacktrace are
>>> lessened.  Specifically, linux-only and "doesn't work very well for
>>> either
>>> DMD or GDC".  If they were gone, I'd be using this library tonight!
>> Well you're obviously using Tango; Tango's had traced exceptions for a
>> while, just get flectioned and link it in when you compile your project.
> 
> Stupid question - what functionality will that get me?  A full backtrace is
> only part of it.  The other (bigger?) part is a way to capture seg faults
> reliably on all platforms.  My project runs on windows, linux, mac, 32-bit,
> and 64-bit.  I have yet to find a reliable way...

Flectioned gives segfault tracing on Linux. If a Windows-compatible way 
could be found, it might not be too hard to hack in.