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poizan42
3346 days ago
I have absolutely no experience with Rust, but I know it normally depends on libunwind, isn't that for unwinding the stack?
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MaulingMonkey
3346 days ago
Perhaps to implement
https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/panic/fn.catch_unwind.html
But also just to display traces on asserts/panics, even if not "unwound" per se.
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steveklabnik
3346 days ago
By default, rust's panics _do_ unwind the stack. However, you can also set a flag to compile them as an abort instead. Stack traces are still useful in that case.
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But also just to display traces on asserts/panics, even if not "unwound" per se.