Yes, that's why I recommended QEMU (which is a fast system emulator). A simple postmortem crash inspection will tell you what went wrong anyway. Simply write a normal micro handler to dump the registers at the end. Since you have the RIP, just objdump your binary and read the assembly from where it took the #GP or #PF. If you blew the stack away, you should automatically know from RSP, etc, etc.

Kitten[1] is the LWK which I work with, although my focus is on the Palacios VMM. It's quite a simple OS that is by no means out of a good programmer's reach.

[1] https://software.sandia.gov/trac/kitten