This release seems to work, thank you. >Bugzilla 1001: print stack trace (in debug mode) when program die<
Can you or someone else show me an example of how to activate stack tracing? For example on Windows I have written this small program: import std.c.stdlib: atoi; void main() { int x = atoi("0.0"); int y = 10 / x; } I compile it with: dmd -debug test.d If I run it it prints: object.Error: Integer Divide by Zero This other program gives the same output: import std.c.stdlib: atoi; import core.runtime; void main() { Runtime.traceHandler = &defaultTraceHandler; int x = atoi("0.0"); int y = 10 / x; } Is this a Linux feature only for now, as Sean says in bug 1001? If so, then the changelog can specify it's a linux thing only. Bye, bearophile