At 19:12 4-11-2004, you wrote:
Peter wrote:
>The quick fix for it will be to disable the dump_stack call after an
unhandled exception is found.
That gets rid of the junk, but I still lose the call stack.
>Alternative solution is to retrieve the caller stack at the time an
exception is raised. Bu
Peter wrote:
>The quick fix for it will be to disable the dump_stack call after an unhandled
>exception is found.
That gets rid of the junk, but I still lose the call stack.
>Alternative solution is to retrieve the caller stack at the time an exception is
>raised. But that will take more cpu t
At 00:04 4-11-2004, you wrote:
Compiling sysutils with -gl gave the call stack seen below... insightful,
I suppose, but not necessarily useful ;)
It definitely points to what Peter said about the ansistring finalize
writing to the same place in the stack. Examining the stack, it seems that
dump
Compiling sysutils with -gl gave the call stack seen below... insightful, I suppose,
but not necessarily useful ;)
It definitely points to what Peter said about the ansistring finalize writing to the
same place in the stack. Examining the stack, it seems that dump_stack calls
get_caller_addr, a
Peter wrote:
>The problem is that the call to the empty ansistring routine will create a
>temp ansistring for the parameter. And ansistring variables or temps need
>to be finalized. This call to finalize() destroyes the backtrace since it
>writes at the same location in the stack that was also use
> We've got a sophisticated system which relies heavily on the power of ansistrings.
> I'm now introducing exception handling into the system, and am running into problems
> with the pascal call stack.
>
> Without exception handling, I get a nice pascal stack, such as the following
> (produced
Hi all,
We've got a sophisticated system which relies heavily on the power of ansistrings. I'm
now introducing exception handling into the system, and am running into problems with
the pascal call stack.
Without exception handling, I get a nice pascal stack, such as the following (produced
by
