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In article <c338370f-1230-430f-b97a-40c96008762e@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
sophia <sophia.agnes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Dear all,
>
>can any one suggest ways of implementing a backtrace function in ANSI/
>standard C as given in the following link ?
>
>http://pramode.net/2006/09/12/getting-a-backtrace-from-running-c-code/#more-144
Divine Guidance.
(Well, either that or stepping well outside what the Standard defines
to grovel through the implementation's internal structures and finding
the information you want that way. It's probably there somewhere
(though there are cases where it can be left out without breaking
anything), so actually getting to it is a simple matter of finding out
where to look and how to interpret what you see, and then hoping it
doesn't change when you upgrade your compiler.)
dave
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Which is far more entertaining than standup comedy in standup comedy form.
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