a small tool to browse your backtraces
summary
A tiny browser tool takes raw backtraces and turns symbol names into clickable links by running client-side JavaScript that recognizes C++ symbols and issues an XMLHttpRequest to an API. The server answers from pre-generated index files produced by a Clang-based generator that parses ASTs. Hosted indexes already cover Qt, KDE, Clang, GCC and Boost; paste a crash, click a symbol, jump to the code — it works in the live demo.
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