Android NDK Crash Reports
summary
Coverage of collecting and analyzing native (C/C++) crash reports for Android NDK apps: how the built-in Android debugger works and existing solutions, then a deeper look under the hood at capturing CPU state at a crash, unwinding call stacks and mapping to source-line numbers. The talk surveys stack-unwinding libraries such as libcorkscrew, libunwind and libunwindstack and explains practical techniques for obtaining useful crash information from native code.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:50Error handling architectures
- 11:11Crash report solutions
- 18:13Custom crash system
- 34:58Stack unwinding and libraries
- 39:32Development recommendations
- 41:41Q&A
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