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Crash Handling System
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Cutter uses `Breakpad <https://github.com/google/breakpad>`__ as backend
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for crash handling.
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Crash Handling System is disabled by default to do not interfere developers from debugging.
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To enable this system there is building option ``CUTTER_ENABLE_CRASH_REPORTS``.
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Solution description
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There are only 2 source files:
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* ``CrashHandler.h``
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* ``CrashHandler.cpp``
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And API is very simple: only one function - ``initCrashHandler()`` that enables Crash Handling System if
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``CUTTER_ENABLE_CRASH_REPORTS`` is true, otherwise does nothing.
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As soon as signal is raised ``crashHandler(int signum)`` is called with signal's code as argument.
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This function first of all writes crash dump to OS's Temp directory to catch core and memory state
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as it was at the crash moment.
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Then crash dialog is shown:
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.. image :: images/crash-dialog.png
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If user chose to create crash dump, prepared dump is moved to directory specified by user.
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And then success dialog is shown:
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.. image :: images/success-dump-dialog.png
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