Is there a way to add additional information to a java stacktrace? I am developing an interpreter for a script language and would like to see the corresponding lines of script code in the java stackt
when use valgrind to check memory leaks, I encoute开发者_JS百科r a very strange problem. On 32bit linux, the leak stack infos are very clear like:
Context: Writing Scala unit-tests in a project managed by SBT. When I execute sbt test to run my unit-tests an assert fails somewhere in my code, I get something like the following (and nothing more)
Is there a nice, recommended way to get the name of the file that called a method?I don\'t want to pass __FILE__ every time.The closest thing I\'ve found is taking the first element of Kernel.caller,
We are using xdebug and the tracing work开发者_StackOverflow中文版s as advertised during code execution via..
I have read (see here) that \"common practice\" to print a stack trace using backtrace() during a fault signal handler (e.g. when handling SIGSEGV) under Linux is to:
Sometimes the exception returns something like: \"ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small\".
Callgrind reported an assertion violation in malloc although memcheck and a usual run reveals no errors:
How can I perform a live stack trace on a running UNIX applicaiton, and are there any utilities that are useful in digesting the stack trace once its done?
I set an exception breakpoint after my app continued crashing before it would execute any of my code. I don\'t know what\'s wrong. I printed out the stack trace, but the only decipherable portion of t
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