I'm attempting to modify some legacy code in SPL to catch traps and dump
relevant debugging information in the case the code crashes. This works fine
for things like XAriTrap, but looking through the Trap Handling Programmer's
Guide, it seems that Code-related traps can only be handled through Pascal's
TRY/RECOVER mechanism.
Is there a way to do code-related traps from SPL? E.g. I would like to trap
memory protection traps, etc. Or am I simply asking too much of SPL?
-Dan
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