The latest (unstable) version of PyCrash is PyCrash-0.4-pre3
and can be downloaded here.
Version 0.4pre3 introduces these changes:
Version 0.4pre2 introduces these changes:
- Added forceDump() method to the PyCrash class to force creation of the crash dump
- Starting from this release the enable() method must be called to starting the exception tracing
- Added new pycrash.utils.Html.py which allows to generate crash dump in HTML format
- Added pycrash2html.py script which converts PyCrash crash dump files in HTML format
Version 0.4pre1 introduces these changes:
- Now new-style classes are handled correctly
- Added onExceptionRaised() method to PyCrash class, which notify when
and how many times an uncaught exception is raised
- Now all PyCrash classes inherit from object
- Added new utils.Encrypt.py module, that contains the
EncryptedPyCrash class. This class allows to devolepers to
automatically encrypt crash dumps using RSA algorithm, in order to
protect sensible data
- Added two scripts: keygen.py and decrypt.py that allow user to
generate public/private key pair and decrypt file generated by
EncryptedPyCrash class
The latest stable version of PyCrash is PyCrash-0.2.1
and can be downloaded here
Version 0.2.1 introduces these changes:
- Change to the licence: now PyCrash is distributed under the LGPL software licence
Version 0.2 introduces these changes:
PyCrash currently has been tested only under Linux, but it should work on all UNIX
flavours, and it requires Python 2.3 or higher. You'll find a test program in the source tarball which shows you how integrate PyCrash
in your applications.
The latest version of PyCrashViewer is PyCrashViewer-0.2-alpha1
and can be downloaded here
Version 0.2-alpha1 of PyCrashViewer requires:
If you run into difficulties in compiling GtkScintilla, take a look to this page where I wrote some tips.
For further information, please refer to PyCrash Project Page.
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