Good point, Richard. Thanks.
Phil
On 9/29/14 12:55 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Phil Davis wrote:
> Thanks David. Ah yes... I'm finding some of these as I Google "memory
> scraping tools".
Unfortunately, even if you could sort through a core dump, if my
understanding of arrays is correct it'll
Phil Davis wrote:
> Thanks David. Ah yes... I'm finding some of these as I Google "memory
> scraping tools".
Unfortunately, even if you could sort through a core dump, if my
understanding of arrays is correct it'll be very difficult to piece
together the many different memory locations where ar
Thanks David. Ah yes... I'm finding some of these as I Google "memory
scraping tools".
Phil
On 9/29/14 12:32 PM, David Simpson wrote:
Phil,
You would probably have to prepare in advance for a situation like this, and
use arrayEncode to create a binary form of the array and save it to disk. M
Phil,
You would probably have to prepare in advance for a situation like this, and
use arrayEncode to create a binary form of the array and save it to disk. Maybe
you would do this as certain intervals in preparation for a possible crash.
Otherwise, there are debugging/hacking tools which can sc
Hi folks,
Are you aware of any way to save the in-memory data of a standalone app
that's currently not responding? This is on a Mac, probably OS 10.8.x or
maybe 10.9.x. Right-clicking the app's icon in the Dock gives you the
"force quit" option. The data is in an array.
I created a stack my
