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mlRe: Examining the Call Stack
FROM : Steven Kramer
DATE : Thu Dec 23 20:47:54 2004

Op 23-dec-04 om 17:36 heeft Herr Witten het volgende geschreven:

>> Don't. Pass an extra parameter (id sender?) instead.

>
> I did not want to do this, but it seems to be the easiest route. I
> will probably go with this, since manually traversing the call stack
> does not seem to be a normal thing. I don't even know how to do it.
>

>> ..but it's a little easier than that sounds, because the good folks of
>> cocoadev have already written the code.

>
> Unfortunately, I cannot spend the time launching a subprocess. I had
> hoped for a more direct solution. Nevertheless, thank you very much.
>

>> you can always write a couple of tracing macro something like
>> #define TRACE_FUNC(x) NSLog(@"0x%x->%s", self, x);
>> then
>> void myfunc(int a ....) {
>>     TRACE_FUNC("myfunc")
>>     .....
>> }

>


You can probably get the source for atos from Apple's Darwin
distributions. It may be a worthwhile download. Please let me know if
you ever get this going...

Regards,

Steven Kramer

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