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Article #2948Crash trapping
From: Tyberghein Jorrit
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 1990 14:59
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 1990 14:59
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I'm writing a program to monitor system performance (something like
Xoper, only better I hope :-) I want to trap crashes. I already trap
the simply hardware crashes (crashes which result in a 'Task held'
rather than a 'GURU'). These were very easy to trap. Just point
the exception vectors to my code. The problem is that I want to trap
guru's (for example a 81000009 or 'free twice'). These crashes do
not result in a trap to one of the hardware exception vectors.
I think they use the exec function 'Alert'. I have tried to SetFunction
the Alert function but it still didn't work (the guru's keep coming).
Maybe I did something wrong, but I'd like your comments about this.
Am I doing this in the right manner or should I do it in another way.
I know it is possible because GOMF does trap real guru's.
Tyberghein Jorrit
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