> > > The stack-trace and abort-debug modules are now in a state where they
> > > can be documented. Done as follows:
> >
> > Thanks. Are these modules safe to use in signal handlers?
>
> No, they aren't.
They aren't. But you can still get a stack traces, even from signal handlers,
with some add
Paul Eggert wrote:
> > The stack-trace and abort-debug modules are now in a state where they
> > can be documented. Done as follows:
>
> Thanks. Are these modules safe to use in signal handlers?
No, they aren't.
Find attached the log of 'ltrace gltestst/test-stack-trace'. While
libbacktrace care
On 2024-07-18 05:25, Bruno Haible wrote:
The stack-trace and abort-debug modules are now in a state where they
can be documented. Done as follows:
Thanks. Are these modules safe to use in signal handlers? I suspect that
Emacs would need that, in order to use them. Either way, it should be
doc
The stack-trace and abort-debug modules are now in a state where they
can be documented. Done as follows:
2024-07-18 Bruno Haible
doc: Document the stack-trace and abort-debug modules.
* doc/stack-trace.texi: New file.
* doc/gnulib.texi (Particular Modules): Include
