There are two major issues with the Level-Loader. First, the error messages are not very conclusive, because we do not check what's written in the file. Second, a bit more specific, syntax errors in lua are devastating for the loader. Especially if the code is commented out, lua still yields errors, which it should not.

Example (this yields to unreadable XML code for the XML-Loader):

...
<!-- <?lua end >? -->
...

Your task is to catch the most common errors and yield more conclusive error messages to make the level development and debugging of errors in level loading easier.

As the title says, the backtrace is not written to the crashlog under Ubuntu 10.10.

All that is written to the file is a timestamp and (gdb):

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time: Tue Nov 9 20:35:43 2010

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Need to set the following paths when generating Xcode project file:

DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH = ${DEPENDENCY_PACKAGE_DIR}/lib

DYLD_FRAMEWORK_PATH=${DEPENDENCY_PACKAGE_DIR}/Library/Frameworks

Disable PCH by default on Mac for now

*UPDATE* DYLD path setting done. Only need to disable PCHs.