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Fix unwinding past main on OSX#509
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unw_step is defined to return 0 when it hits the bottom. The current code assumes a non-osx-libunwind specific behavior of a null $pc coming back from the cursor. The correct behavior is to return when the step fails, and dump the exception to the console.
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unw_step is defined to return 0 when it hits the bottom.
The current code assumes a non-osx-libunwind specific behavior
of a null $pc coming back from the cursor. The correct behavior
is to return when the step fails, and dump the exception to
the console.
Currently any test that throws through main ends up in an infinite loop on OSX.