Revision history for Devel-cst

0.012     2023-08-26 15:51:13+02:00 Europe/Brussels
          - Restore custom psiginfo logic for BSDs

0.011     2023-08-25 18:21:45+02:00 Europe/Brussels
          - Correct check for being loaded first
          - Always use psiginfo

0.010     2016-11-25 13:20:55+01:00 Europe/Amsterdam
          - No longer use alternative signal stack for bus faults
          - Free buffer in stacktrace function
          - Explicitly add SA_NODEFER to signal flags

0.009     2016-03-24 19:07:08+01:00 Europe/Amsterdam
          - Correctly destruct the alternative stack
          - Run overload recursion test correctly
          - Double alternative stacksize
          - Print signal info before backtracing
          - Don't continue trying to write backtrace when signal info failed

0.008     2016-03-21 15:39:11+01:00 Europe/Amsterdam
          - Don't take shortcuts when setting up alternative stack
          - Allow a different error message on OS X
          - Don't add libexec on gnukfreebsd

0.007     2016-03-20 19:01:22+01:00 Europe/Amsterdam
          Drop dependency on Sub::Exporter::Progressive
          Add libexecinfo on bsdish operating systems
          Eliminate Test::Exception dependency

0.006     2014-02-06 02:19:52CET+0100 Europe/Amsterdam
          Preload debugging libraries
          Load cst earlier in test files

0.005     2013-05-19 19:21:40 Europe/Amsterdam
          Skip failing test harder on 5.18+

0.004     2012-10-29 18:05:37 Europe/Amsterdam
          Add PPPort
          Bring errors in line with psiginfo
          Allow debugger stacking
          Handle SIGABRT, SIGTRAP and SIGQUIT too

0.003     2012-09-29 21:37:00 Europe/Amsterdam
          Accept any kind of pointer stringification

0.002     2012-09-26 16:30:47 Europe/Amsterdam

          Disable need for DB::DB
          Skip signal handler in stacktrace
          Add tests for the debugger
          Set signal stack size to system default

0.001     2012-09-20 01:36:41 Europe/Amsterdam
          First version, released on an unsuspecting world.