Setup infrastructure to allow Auxv information to be passed from crashed process. #127
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@gabrielesvelto It is! And the sooner, the better, since I'm going to have to get this vendored into M-C so the C++ part of my change can use it :) |
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If the crashed process supports it, it can directly pass in the needed values from the auxiliary vector to avoid potential issues where "/proc/{pid}/auxv" can't be accessed on Android.
If the information is not passed in (or is incomplete), the code will attempt to fill in any gaps from the auxv file. If any of this fails, it will now just log a warning message and continue writing the minidump.
Fixes #27