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Implement stack trace for release builds. If a binary is built with frame pointer enabled our stack trace should work reasonably reliably. However if the binary is built with frame pointer omitted then our stack trace won't work. There is no reliable solution to this unless unwind data are embedded into the binary, which we cannot assume for every binary.
NTOS
CriticalSectionLockSemaphoreetc when creating process and populate them inNTDLL_PROCESS_INIT_INFO. #34NTDLL
For i386 SEH the following items need work:
Implement stack trace for release builds.If a binary is built with frame pointer enabled our stack trace should work reasonably reliably. However if the binary is built with frame pointer omitted then our stack trace won't work. There is no reliable solution to this unless unwind data are embedded into the binary, which we cannot assume for every binary.For amd64 SEH the following items need work:
For most of these we can look at WINE code.
WDM