crash-context

Added

• PR#113 added support for loongarch64 getcontext.

Changed

• PR#190 moved this crate from https://github.com/EmbarkStudios/crash-handling.

Removed

• PR#77 removed the dependency on winapi, all bindings are either part of minidump-writer or crash-context now.

Changed

• PR#77 closed #67 by allowing the user to specify the MinidumpType flags when creating a minidump.

Fixed

• PR#68 resolved #29 by ignoring the bening ESRCH error when detaching pthreads. Thanks @afranchuk!
• PR#74 resolved #73 by ensuring the NT_GNU_BUILD_ID section had the proper correct GNU name before using it as the build identifier.

Added

• PR#113 added support for loongarch64 getcontext.

Changed

• PR#190 moved this crate from https://github.com/EmbarkStudios/crash-handling.

Changed

• PR#65 updated crash-context to 0.5, which has support for a custom capture_context to replace RtlCaptureContext on Windows, due to improper bindings and deficiencies, resolving #63.
• PR#65 replaced most of the custom bindings from PR#60 with bindings from either crash-context or winapi.

Added

• PR#102 added support for RISCV64 getcontext.
• PR#109 added support for s390x getcontext.

Changed

• PR#111 updated MSRV to 1.85.0.

Fixed

• PR#89 fixed compilation for arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf...again.

Changed

• Update MSRV to 1.62.0

Added

• PR#76 added support for i686-linux-android and x86_64-linux-android. Thanks @gabrielesvelto!

Changed

• PR#60 removed the dependency on windows-sys due the massive version churn, resolving #58. This should allow projects to more easily integrate this crate into their project without introducing multiple versions of transitive dependencies.
• PR#62 replaced MDExceptionCodeLinux with minidump_common::ExceptionCodeLinux.
• PR#64 updated dependencies.

Changed

• PR#70 removed the winapi dependency in favor of embedded bindings to avoid dependencies.
• PR#70 removed the asm implementations for Windows CPU context retrieval in favor of using RtlCaptureContext. This means that floating state is not captured, but is otherwise and improvement.

Added

• PR#68 added capture context support for x86 Windows, but this change was supplanted in PR#70 to use RtlCaptureContext instead.

Fixed

• PR#71 fixed the definition of mcontext_t for i686-unknow-linux. Thanks @afranchuk!

Fixed

• PR#66 (apparently) resolved #65 by...changing from AT&T to Intel syntax. This shouldn't have changed anything, but it did, and I'm too tired and have other things to work on, so here we are.

Changed

• PR#53 made the mem_writer and dir_section modules public. Thanks @sage-msft!
• PR#55 bumped nix, minidump-common, minidump, minidump-processor and dump_syms. Thanks @sfackler!
• PR#57 bumped windows-sys to 0.42.

Removed

• PR#56 removed the writing of the HandleOperationListStream stream, as it was essentially untested and was of dubious usefulness.

Added

• PR#62 added a replacement implementation of RtlCaptureContext, and defines its own CONTEXT structure. This was needed due to both winapi and windows-sys incorrectly defining the CONTEXT and related structures on both x86_64 and aarch64 to not be correctly aligned, as well as RtlCaptureContext not actually capturing the floating point and vector state.

Changed

• PR#50 updated minidump-common and crash-context.

Fixed

• PR#50 resolved #33 by encoding the full exception info in the exception_information field of the exception stream.
• PR#50 resolved #34 by unwrapping EXC_CRASH exceptions to retrieve the wrapped exception.

Added

• PR#46 added support for unpacking EXC_RESOURCE exceptions on MacOS.
• PR#47 added support for unpacking EXC_GUARD exceptions on MacOS.

Changed

• PR#47 changed ExceptionInfo to use unsigned types for all of its fields. While these are declared as signed, in practice all usage of them is as unsigned integers.

Fixed

• PR#47 fixed a potential issue with the IPC exception passing due to the structure's not being #[repr(C, packed(4))], and the receiving side not (properly) accounting for the trailer that is added by the kernel to every mach msg.

Fixed

• PR#47 resolved #46 by handling the special case of dyld.

Changed

• Updated to minidump-writer 0.2.1 which includes support for MacOS thread names, and aligns on crash-context 0.3.0.

Fixed

• PR#42 resolved #41 by capping the VM read of task memory to avoid a syscall failure, as well as made it so that if an error does occur when reading the module's file path, the module is still written to the minidump, as the file path is less important than the UUID in terms of module identification.
• PR#44 resolved #43 by correctly calculating the base address of each loaded module. The bug was inherited from Breakpad.
• PR#44 and PR#45 resolved #37 by making the crash_context::CrashContext optional on MacOS and Windows, to make creating a minidump without necessarily having an actual crash more convenient for users.

Added

• First usable release of crash-context, crash-handler, sadness-generator, and minidumper crates.

Added

• PR#21 added an initial implementation for x86_64-apple-darwin and aarch64-apple-darwin

Added

• Add Windows and MacOS support

Added

• Initial release, including basic support for x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/musl and x86_64-pc-windows-msvc

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Added

• Initial publish of crash-handler with Linux, Windows, and MacOS support