Module crash_records 

What this computer recorded of the times it went wrong: a desktop that stopped responding or stopped unexpectedly, a part of it that restarted, the computer itself stopping (the kernel’s record from before a reset), and a fault the system’s core went on from.

The records are files the host keeps in the person’s private crash directory; nothing here sends one anywhere. They read two ways, over the same names: as the session’s published resources — RESOURCE reads as every record without its text (CrashRecords), record as one record’s text, the stacks included (CrashRecordText) — and, to a caller that reaches the records as steps, under PROVIDER: LIST and READ answer the same two. Nothing is ever changed.

Structs

CrashRecord

One record, as LIST answers it: what happened and when, without the text.

CrashRecordText

One record’s text, as READ answers it.

Enums

CrashKind

What a record says happened.

StopReason

What the kernel’s record says it met: why the computer stopped, or the fault it went on from.

Constants

LIST

Every record, newest first, as CrashRecords without their text.

PROVIDER

The provider the host answers the records under.

READ

One record’s text (id), as a CrashRecordText.

RECORD_PREFIX

What a record’s resource id starts with, before its name.

RESOURCE

The resource the steps are actions of, and the session’s reading of every record, newest first.

STEPS

Every step, in the order a catalogue lists them.

Functions

record

The resource the record id reads as: its facts and its text.

target