Properly unwind stack on die/exit()'ing #1352
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This needs a corresponding free somewhere (unless I missed it?)
Alternatively could just alloc this as a global.
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This uses a fake exception so that normal exception handling mechanisms can be used. The DeathException ce is never exposed to userland; it is a purely internal exception userland never has knowledge of.
Yes, session tests fail, but I think that was not really correct before... we die(), but do not really die?!
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@bwoebi can we know the status of this work please ? |
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Having waited more than a month for feedback, and having received nothing, I'm closing this PR as it would appear abandoned. |
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This uses a fake exception so that normal exception handling mechanisms can be used.
The DeathException ce is never exposed to userland; it is a purely internal exception userland never has knowledge of.
One advantage is that e.g. memory leaks etc. in long-running applications can be easily found by interrupting them and die()'ing there.