![]() Rely on debugger-friendly binaries or presence of debug information to do a The optional backtracer argument specifies the kind of backtracer to use,Īnd must be either Backtracer.FUZZY or Backtracer.ACCURATE, where the Not give you a very good backtrace due to the JavaScript VM’s stack frames. Omitting context means theīacktrace will be generated from the current stack location, which may Should provide ntext for the optional context argument, as it If you call this from Interceptor’s onEnter or Thread.backtrace(): generate a backtrace for theĬurrent thread, returned as an array of NativePointer objects. Process, Thread, Module and Memory Thread get(property): retrieves the value for the given property.enumerate(): queries which additional globals exist.The handler is an object containing two properties: Useful for implementing a REPL where unknown identifiers may be Handler that is used to resolve attempts to access non-existent global tGlobalAccessHandler(handler | null): installs or uninstalls a Script.bindWeak(value, fn), and call the fn callback immediately. Script.unbindWeak(id): stops monitoring the value passed to This API is useful if you’re building a language-binding, where you need toįree native resources when a JS value is no longer needed. Returns an ID that you can pass to Script.unbindWeak() Script.bindWeak(value, fn): monitors value and calls the fn callbackĪs soon as value has been garbage-collected, or the script is about to get ![]() Script.unpin(): reverses a previous pin() so the current script may be Need to schedule cleanup on another thread. Typically used in the callback of bindWeak() when you This is reference-counted, so there must be one matching unpin() happeningĪt a later point. Script.pin(): temporarily prevents the current script from being unloaded. ntime: string property containing the runtime being used. The total consumed by the hosting process. This is usefulįor keeping an eye on how much memory your instrumentation is using out of Private heap, shared by all scripts and Frida’s own runtime. Communication between host and injected processįrida.version: property containing the current Frida version, as a string.įrida.heapSize: dynamic property containing the current size of Frida’s.Here’s a short teaser video showing the editor experience:Ĭlone this repo to get started. This means you get code completion, type checking, inline docs, To be more productive, we highly recommend using our TypeScriptīindings. Om nom nom.Improve this page JavaScript API Getting started Kitty is worried this will sound mean or dismissive, but really we prefer to set a realistic expectation If we can – or have the time to – we probably will help, but if it’s outside of the “Catznip – or RLVa – scope” then there is a good chance we will just refer you to the Second Life Forums or Knowledge Base, unless you are made from chocolate, then we will just eat you. Linden Lab do not support any third party viewers so it is in your best interest when communicating with Lab support staff to resolve a generic Second Life issue that you a switch to a Linden provided viewer and not mention Catznip at all. Premium account holders can also contact support directly.We do not provide dedicated support staff, and while we will always try and be helpful if we can, if you need help or support for anything that is not Catznip or RLVa specific then your first port of call should be the official Second Life support services. Never install one of our Previous Releases to see if that fixes your problem, we only support the Latest Release. ![]() If you really really need to contact us personally then you can search for Coffee Pancake or Kitty Barnett but if we’re not online or can’t respond then please do just send offline IMs and notecards. Please report all bugs on the Catznip JIRA. ![]() We will always try to help where we can but time is limited and we could easily spend all day helping people out with general Second Life problems or queries. You can also paste the following in chat in the viewer and click the link that appears. To join or open the Catznip Viewer group from in the viewer, top menu click Help > Catznip Support Group. Check out the Troubleshooting Guide and Frequently Asked Questions and don't forget to follow us on. Help > About in the viewer will tell you what you are using. Using Catznip? Make sure you are using the Latest Release ( R12.2).
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