debug: coredump: stack top limit for current thread #99488
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Extend the functionality to limit the number of stack bytes included in the core dump by allowing the limit to be different for the current thread and remaining threads. This is useful because it is more likely that we need more call frames of the thread that was running when the exception occurred than of the other threads in order to analyze the exception. Signed-off-by: Damian Krolik <damian.krolik@nordicsemi.no>
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Extend the functionality to limit the number of stack bytes included in the core dump by allowing the limit to be different for the current thread and remaining threads.
This is useful because it is more likely that we need more call frames of the thread that was running when the exception occurred than of the other threads in order to analyze the exception.