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Hi! I was looking for the same tool and suddenly stumped on this crate. I've tried to use the no-panic crate, but error messages are too meaningless to any real-world use. Does your tool/hack has any benefits over it? From looking into the sources it looks like you are using the same linking hack. But how do you find the panicking branches then?
Also, it has a lot of magic going on with cortex-m dependencies and stuff. Will it work in x86 too?
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Hi! I was looking for the same tool and suddenly stumped on this crate. I've tried to use the no-panic crate, but error messages are too meaningless to any real-world use. Does your tool/hack has any benefits over it? From looking into the sources it looks like you are using the same linking hack. But how do you find the panicking branches then?
Also, it has a lot of magic going on with
cortex-m
dependencies and stuff. Will it work in x86 too?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: