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Exec contains built-in debugging facilities. When a trap occurs the Grim Reaper is automatically launched. There is also output sent to the default serial port. The following environment variables control the default serial output:
 
Exec contains built-in debugging facilities. When a trap occurs the Grim Reaper is automatically launched. There is also output sent to the default serial port. The following environment variables control the default serial output:
   
; REAPER.NoLookupSymbols (default FALSE)
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; REAPER.NoLookupSymbols (default no)
: Set to no, off or 0 to disable the symbol lookup.
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: Set to no, off or leave empty to disable the symbol lookup.
   
 
; REAPER.DissLines (default 5)
 
; REAPER.DissLines (default 5)
 
: Set to 0 to disable the disassembly of the crash set.
 
: Set to 0 to disable the disassembly of the crash set.
   
; REAPER.68kStackTrace (default TRUE if 68k emulated)
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; REAPER.68kStackTrace (default yes if 68k emulated)
 
: Set to yes or on to enable with depth of 64. Set to a positive integer to enable and set the depth.
 
: Set to yes or on to enable with depth of 64. Set to a positive integer to enable and set the depth.

Latest revision as of 03:44, 26 March 2013

Reaper

Exec contains built-in debugging facilities. When a trap occurs the Grim Reaper is automatically launched. There is also output sent to the default serial port. The following environment variables control the default serial output:

REAPER.NoLookupSymbols (default no)
Set to no, off or leave empty to disable the symbol lookup.
REAPER.DissLines (default 5)
Set to 0 to disable the disassembly of the crash set.
REAPER.68kStackTrace (default yes if 68k emulated)
Set to yes or on to enable with depth of 64. Set to a positive integer to enable and set the depth.