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Is there a way to drop into the debugger when any panic occurs like if there were a breakpoint?
I’m using Carbide.c++ 2.3.0. I know about the Debug Configurations > x86 Exceptions, but it covers only a small fraction of what can actually happen in a real application. For instance, it does not trap user panics, or ALLOC panics when application exits with memory leaks.
If you are using the emulator, you can debug panics by enabling ‘just-in-time debugging. This is done by adding the following line to
epoc32\data\epoc.ini:For more details, see the epoc.ini reference in the SDK documentation.