Add bReportBugsForOOMExceptions

When set to True, this will cause cBugId to report all OOM related
exceptions as bugs immediately (see
SkyLined/BugId#54).

ProjectDetails.json

@@ -5,5 +5,5 @@
     "sUserName": "SkyLined"
   }, 
   "sProjectName": "cBugId", 
-  "sVersion": "2017-12-30 00:27"
+  "sVersion": "2017-12-30 16:55"
 }

dxConfig.py

@@ -123,6 +123,13 @@
                                         # the timeouts to fire closer to the intended time, but slows down debugging.
                                         # Making the value larger can cause timeouts to fire a lot later than requested.
   ### Exception handling
+  "bReportBugsForOOMExceptions": True,  # Report a bug the moment an exception is thrown that indicates the application
+                                        # was not able to allocate memory. Enabling this allows you to detect OOM
+                                        # crashes when the application handles this exception itself (and most likely
+                                        # terminates itself in response), but it may result in false positives if the
+                                        # application would have handled the OOM exception and continue to function
+                                        # normally. The best setting therefore depends on how the application handles
+                                        # OOM exceptions, so you may have to experiment with this.
   "bIgnoreCPPExceptions": False,        # Can be used to ignore C++ exceptions completely in applications that use them
                                         # a lot. This can speed up debugging quite a bit, but you risk not detecting
                                         # unhandled C++ exceptions. These will cause the application to terminate if

fsExceptionHandlingCdbCommands.py

@@ -53,6 +53,14 @@ def fsExceptionHandlingCdbCommands():
     WRT_ORIGINATE_ERROR_EXCEPTION,
     WRT_TRANSFORM_ERROR_EXCEPTION,
   ]);
+  daxExceptionHandling[dxConfig["bReportBugsForOOMExceptions"] and "sxe" or "sxd"].extend([
+    ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY,
+    ERROR_OUTOFMEMORY,
+    ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_SERVER_MEMORY,
+    ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_OUT_OF_MEMORY,
+    STATUS_NO_MEMORY,
+    0xE0000008, # Chrome specific - not sure yet how to add application specific exceptions in a more elegant way.
+  ]);
   asExceptionHandlingCommands = ["sxd *;"];
   # request second chance debugger break for certain exceptions that indicate the application has a bug.
   for sCommand, axExceptions in daxExceptionHandling.items():