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Merge upstream 0.78 #9

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engelsanchez
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This brings us up to 0.78. The main feature I've spotted is the custom print handlers, including stateful ones. That should be great to have.

They solve the R16 compilation problems in a slightly different way, which I kept in this merge. The only real difference between our develop branch and upstream master is a trace flag change from return_trace to exception_trace by Scott.

/cc @slfritchie @evanmcc @jaredmorrow

argv0 and others added 30 commits May 4, 2011 10:21
Relax check on consumers to allow parametrized modules
Don't replace all subscribers with 'ok' just because adding a new one fails
sherk_ets:f2t/3 not tail recursive
fixed the print_calls option.
new option; print_fun.
usage example:
F = fun({Tag,Data,PI,TS})->io:fwrite("~p~n~p~n~p~n~p~n",[Tag,Data,PI,TS])end.
redbug:start("erlang:'++'",[{print_fun,F}]).
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exception_trace is too damn valuable not to have, IMO. I should submit that upstream, silly me. Meanwhile, +1 to merge it up.

engelsanchez added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 25, 2014
@engelsanchez engelsanchez merged commit 0e6d5b6 into develop Feb 25, 2014
@engelsanchez engelsanchez deleted the eas-merge-upstream-0.78 branch February 25, 2014 22:43
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