Windows Mobile Error Reporting Reference
Windows Mobile Error Reporting is a set of technologies that captures key information about the state of the machine at the time of a program crash and allows users to report the collected information. Error Reporting helps improve the reliability of products and applications by giving continuous, detailed feedback to OEMs and Microsoft developers about problems users actually experience.
Developers can use the crash data collected not only to debug particular issues, but to spot trends. Historically, most failures are caused by very few code defects; fewer than 1% of the defects collected in crash dumps account for more than half of the total failures.
In This Section
- Error Reporting Overview
Provides an overview of the error reporting process. - Error Report Functions
Provides detailed reference information about the functions used to capture and upload error reports. - Dump File Structures
Provides detailed reference information about the data structures used to describe error stream information and server responses to report upload. - Error Report Enumerations
Provides detailed reference information about the enumerations that specify the values used in dump file structures and error reporting functions.
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