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App segfaulting before having chance to log is mostly a thing in the past, unless you are writing c++. Any other language will instead have a top level exceptio
by Too 3y ago
App segfaulting before having chance to log is mostly a thing in the past, unless you are writing c++. Any other language will instead have a top level exception handler.
If you were to take hard crashes into account, you would even have to log before each operation instead of after, basically reverting to printf-debugging.
- TeMPOraL 3y ago> unless you are writing c++ Guilty as charged. > If you were to take hard crashes into account, you would even have to log before each operation instead of after Yes, that's exactly what I see done and do for large enough operations (substeps of those operations only log when they're done). > basically reverting to printf-debugging That's what logging is, fundamentally. printf debugging, but with your own printf that has a few more knobs.