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IknowQT

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I want to write a report in case of a program crash.
Of course, is there a way for Windows and Linux to operate the same in the environment? I know there's a Google breakpad, but it's too hard for me. Why didn't I make it on my own? It's very uncomfortable.
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I want to write a report in case of a program crash.
Of course, is there a way for Windows and Linux to operate the same in the environment? I know there's a Google breakpad, but it's too hard for me. Why didn't I make it on my own? It's very uncomfortable.
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@IknowQT There is nothing in Qt for that, so you will have to use something available (like Google breakpad).
https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct
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