• Robert Fraser (1/1) Aug 13 2007 Since Flectioned stack tracing doesn't work under Windows, is there any ...
• Sean Kelly (4/5) Aug 13 2007 Flectioned stack tracking does work under Windows. Or at least it
• Robert Fraser (2/4) Aug 13 2007 I get a "Stack tracing not supported on this OS"
• Frank Benoit (3/9) Aug 13 2007 isn't this message related for "access violation" or "segmentation

Robert Fraser <fraserofthenight gmail.com> writes:

Since Flectioned stack tracing doesn't work under Windows, is there any other
libraries/easy ways to get a stack trace under Windows? If not, I think I saw
something Gregor did that generated some runtime-reflection info, does anyone
know where I can get that, to use as a possible starting point for creating my
own stack-tracer?

Sean Kelly <sean f4.ca> writes:

Robert Fraser wrote:
 Since Flectioned stack tracing doesn't work under Windows, is there any other
libraries/easy ways to get a stack trace under Windows? If not, I think I saw
something Gregor did that generated some runtime-reflection info, does anyone
know where I can get that, to use as a possible starting point for creating my
own stack-tracer?

Flectioned stack tracking does work under Windows.  Or at least it 
should--I haven't used it for a while.


Sean

Robert Fraser <fraserofthenight gmail.com> writes:

Sean Kelly Wrote:

 Flectioned stack tracking does work under Windows.  Or at least it 
 should--I haven't used it for a while.

I get a "Stack tracing not supported on this OS"

Frank Benoit <keinfarbton googlemail.com> writes:

Robert Fraser schrieb:
 Sean Kelly Wrote:
 
 Flectioned stack tracking does work under Windows.  Or at least it 
 should--I haven't used it for a while.

 
 I get a "Stack tracing not supported on this OS"

isn't this message related for "access violation" or "segmentation
fault" only?