kernel/os: Fault Handling OS Coredump Callback Feature#2687
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Follow on from #2686 |
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add that functionality to all os_archs and also update commit message to reflect the actual contents (i.e. this is a generic feature, not a memfault integration) |
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This set of changes should be good to go now |
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I think this looks fine. Will wait for others to chip in before merging it. |
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@andrzej-kaczmarek are you cool with the changes? |
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This provides mynewt-core users the ability to set up their own coredump callbacks by toggling a syscfg and using the provided interface
void os_coredump_cb(void *tf);