Thank you very much. You confirmed my approach is right: cout everything!
In my specific case, my code is appended to third party code where the segfault happens, so it's hard to trace and I don't even have the chance to fix.
At the risk of self-promotion, I wrote something called IOChannel which is designed to better control cout-style logging, based on category and priority. You can also route messages to different places, including to functions that will write them out to a file instead of printing them to the console. It's part of PawLIB, which is still in development, but 1.0 is stable. (Yes, totally open source)
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Thank you very much. You confirmed my approach is right: cout everything!
In my specific case, my code is appended to third party code where the segfault happens, so it's hard to trace and I don't even have the chance to fix.
At the risk of self-promotion, I wrote something called IOChannel which is designed to better control
cout-style logging, based on category and priority. You can also route messages to different places, including to functions that will write them out to a file instead of printing them to the console. It's part of PawLIB, which is still in development, but 1.0 is stable. (Yes, totally open source)