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@shadow578/crashalyzer

v2.0.2

Published

CrashAlyzer is your easy-to-use(™) crashlog analyzer for ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers.

Downloads

15

Readme

CrashAlyzer

CrashAlyzer is a tool for easy-to-use(™) crashlog analysis for ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers. It makes postmortem debugging easier.

Key Features

  • Analyze crash & fault logs for ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers
  • Support for Marlin POSTMORTEM_DEBUGGING
  • Support for arduino-HC32F46x fault logs
  • Register parsing and backtrace analysis
  • Automatic addr2line lookup
  • Guided TUI & useable CLI
  • Extensible architecture for adding support for more platforms and microcontrollers

Getting Started

1. Installation

install using your favourite package manager*.

$ npm install -g @shadow578/crashalyzer

[!NOTE] * only applies if your favorite package manager happens to be npm. otherwise, i'm sorry.

2. Usage

run the crashalyzer command to access the interactive mode, where you'll be ask for all needed details.

$ crashalyzer
    ? Crash Log » (...)
    ? Path to ELF File » firmware.elf

there's also a CLI mode if you prefer that.

$ crashalyzer
    --log /path/to/crash.log
    --input /path/to/firmware.elf
    --addr2line /path/to/addr2line

if a required argument is not provided, you'll be prompted to enter it interactively.

Contributing

feel free to contribute to CrashAlyzer! all kinds of contributions are welcome, whether it's fixing bugs, adding new features, or improving documentation.

License

CrashAlyzer is licensed under the MIT License.