m utku escreveu:
Jonas Maebe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There's
>
> Procedure Dump_Stack(var f : text;bp:pointer);
>
> in the system unit. You can use it like this:
>
>dump_stack(stdout,get_frame);
>
This cleared a lot on my mind, thanks Jonas...
Recently I have tried this:
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Jonas Maebe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There's
>
> Procedure Dump_Stack(var f : text;bp:pointer);
>
> in the system unit. You can use it like this:
>
>dump_stack(stdout,get_frame);
>
This cleared a lot on my mind, thanks Jonas...
Recently I have tried this:
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Vincent Snijders wrote:
m utku schreef:
Hi all,
Basically I want to get a stack trace and log it when a special
exception occurs. All I could find about was the lineinfo.pas (and
-gl switch) but that does not help much as it interfaces only one
procedure which is no good for client usage. Wh
On 07 Feb 2007, at 22:06, m utku wrote:
Basically I want to get a stack trace and log it when a special
exception occurs.
There's
Procedure Dump_Stack(var f : text;bp:pointer);
in the system unit. You can use it like this:
dump_stack(stdout,get_frame);
to dump the current call stack to
m utku schreef:
Hi all,
Basically I want to get a stack trace and log it when a special
exception occurs. All I could find about was the lineinfo.pas (and -gl
switch) but that does not help much as it interfaces only one procedure
which is no good for client usage. What do I miss; what common
Hi all,
Basically I want to get a stack trace and log it when a special
exception occurs. All I could find about was the lineinfo.pas (and -gl
switch) but that does not help much as it interfaces only one procedure
which is no good for client usage. What do I miss; what common things do
you u