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# Breakpad This is a fork of [Google Breakpad](https://code.google.com/p/google-breakpad/), a multi-platform crash reporting system, which is used by [Mendeley Desktop](http://www.mendeley.com/download-mendeley-desktop) under Windows, Mac and Linux. Mendeley's additions to breakpad include: * A CMake-based build system for the crash capturing client library, debug symbol extraction and stacktrace output (minidump_stackwalk) tools. * Support in minidump_stackwalk for fetching debug symbols from arbitrary sources by invoking a user-provided command instead of looking in a specific local filesystem directory. We use this to fetch debug symbols on-demand from an archive hosted in S3. * A python script which fetches debug symbols from a symbol server with a given HTTP URL * A simple multi-platform end-to-end test that builds a buggy app with the crash capturing library installed, extracts debug symbols from it, runs the test app and symbolizes the resulting crash dump. * Compatibility with C++11 ## Building Breakpad ```` git clone https://github.com/Mendeley/breakpad.git mkdir breakpad-build cd breakpad-build cmake ../breakpad/mendeley make ```` ## Usage The overall flow for capturing crashes and debugging them as follows: 1. Build the breakpad tools and libraries 2. Link the breakpad library with your application 3. Early in your app's startup code, create an instance of `google_breakpad::ExceptionHandler`. This is defined separately for each platform in `client/<platform>/handler/exception_handler.h` 4. When the app crashes, it will write a .dmp file to the directory specified when the `ExceptionHandler` object was created. 5. When building a release build of your app, run the dump_syms tool on the generated DLLs and binaries to produce .sym files which contain mappings from program locations to source locations. 6. Upload the .sym files to a location which is accessible via a HTTP URL. See [this StackOverflow comment](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5278997/setting-up-a-public-or-private-symbol-server-over-http/23614715#23614715) for details of the expected structure of the symbol server 7. When your app crashes on a user's system, get the .dmp file and use minidump_stackwalk to produce a stacktrace from the .dmp file. You can also debug the .dmp files in Visual Studio on Windows. ## Getting a stacktrace from a minidump When you have a .dmp file captured by the breakpad library after an application crashes and have uploaded it to a location accessible via a HTTP URL, you can use the minidump_stackwalk tool to extract a stack trace from the minidump. ```` ./minidump_stackwalk -m <path to .dmp file> -e '../breakpad/mendeley/fetch-symbols.py -s <URL of your symbol server>' ````