I'm using MingW on Vista and just had a nice crash (my own fault surely) with a seek on a closed file. Even though I ran amule.exe from GDB, amule's exception handler kicked in, told me "no backtrace for your platform" and terminated the app cleanly leaving me stumped.
In MuleDebug.cpp there is a MuleStackWalker class which appears to provide a stack trace for Windows. However, it's not used. '#if wxUSE_STACKWALKER' evaluates as false, even though I tried to configure it in in wx.
I've seached through the headers, and found '#define wxUSE_STACKWALKER 1' in wx/msw/setup0.h, but this file appears to be included nowhere.
My configuration options:
wx: ../configure --with-msw --enable-unicode --disable-shared --without-checklistbox --enable-backtrace
amule: ./configure --prefix=/home/Martin/amulebin --enable-amule-gui --disable-upnp --enable-optimize
Anybody have an idea how to activate it ?
I had similiar problem with a bad std::vector. Again, nothing passed to GDB, but a dozen popup windows "Bad argument passed to Visual C++ runtime" and again an clean exit (after closing all of them). This one was reproducible and made a beautiful backtrace under Linux.
