:fire: xUnwind is a collection of Android native stack unwinding solutions.

Stack unwinding library in Rust

Stack unwinding library in Rust

The stack_unwinding is a small header only C++ library which supplies primitive(class unwinding_indicator) to determining when object destructor is called due to stack-unwinding or due to normal scope leaving.

🐝🦀🔥 Rust-based eBPF CPU profiler, supports stack unwinding

Restartable exception handling for Clojure, allowing you to recover from exceptions without unwinding the stack.

Experimental go stack unwinding using frame pointers.

A small test for multithreaded C++ stack unwinding on unixes

Efficient errors without raising exceptions - no expensive stack unwinding

An example of collecting Dart stack trace using manual native stack unwinding

Yet another C/Go call stack unwinding library

strace with stack unwinding

A simple stack unwinding implementation using frame pointers for ARM64.

Scripts for analyzing the size overhead of stack unwinding data in ELF binaries.

C3-Simulator is a Simics-based functional simulator for the X86 C3 processor, including library and kernel support for pointer and data encryption, stack unwinding support for C++ exception handling, debugger enabling, and scripting for running tests.

Demonstrates a potential bug regarding CEF initialization via .NET interop on Linux machines

Implement effect handler with stack unwinding

Server component needed to offload stack unwinding in Hopter.

C++ Classes and Types

C3-Simulator is a Simics-based functional simulator for the X86 C3 processor, including library and kernel support for pointer and data encryption, stack unwinding support for C++ exception handling, debugger enabling, and scripting for running tests.

A beginner-friendly Java program that demonstrates how recursion can be used to print numbers in ascending order. This project highlights the concept of stack unwinding in recursive calls, making it a great learning resource for understanding recursion flow in Java.

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Using trys, catches and throws to show stack unwinding

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This C++ project demonstrates stack unwinding using exception handling and destructors. It shows how local objects are automatically destroyed when an exception is thrown.

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This C++ project demonstrates safe handling of dynamic memory using RAII and illustrates stack unwinding during exception handling. It shows how destructors automatically clean up resources when exceptions are thrown.

Library for stack unwinding without dynamic allocation