how to get function call stack

[George2]

Hello everyone,


I am using C/C++ on Windows. I am wondering how to get the function call stack from my application.

For example,

if function foo call function goo, then function goo call function zoo, in function goo, I want to output the function call stack (foo --> goo --> zoo), and in goo, output the function call stack (foo --> goo).

Are there any samples of how to implement that? Does Windows runtime support this feature?


thanks in advance,
George

[laitinen]

Hi!

Are you looking for something like this; http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/cmtrace.asp

Thanks

Laitinen

[George2]

Hi Laitinen,

Originally Posted by laitinen

Hi!

Are you looking for something like this; http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/cmtrace.asp

Thanks

Laitinen

I have looked into this utility. It is not very convenient to use, since we need to manually invoke trace at the beginning of each function...

What I want to have is something like printStackTrace in Java, which is provided by system SDK or system internal accessible interface to produce the function call stack information.


regards,
George

[laitinen]

Sorry George!

I dont have any good suggestions for you!

Laitinen

[exterminator]

This should be helpful - http://www.eptacom.net/pubblicazioni...ng/except.html

[George2]

Hi exterminator,

Originally Posted by exterminator

This should be helpful - http://www.eptacom.net/pubblicazioni...ng/except.html

I think the material you recommend should be good. But I can not open the URL, so could you try whether the URL is correct?

If the URL is correct, it may be school proxy settings blocks the access to the URL. So, could you upload the tutorial you recommended as an attachment please? :-)


regards,
George

[exterminator]

Don't take that for granted. Always, verify what you get unless I say "take my word for it" which I rarely say!

Here's an alternate link to it from DDJ - http://www.ddj.com/dept/cpp/184403512

[George2]

Thank you exterminator!

Originally Posted by exterminator

Don't take that for granted. Always, verify what you get unless I say "take my word for it" which I rarely say!

Here's an alternate link to it from DDJ - http://www.ddj.com/dept/cpp/184403512

As I said, you always recommend good materials. And this one is just what I am looking for.


regards,
George