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C++Managed C++: Debugging with the StackTrace Class
By Tom Archer As a C++ developer, you're more accustomed than most to looking at the call stack during your debugging sessions. As an extension of that, many times you need a way to programmatically retrieve stack information during the execution of your application. Unfortunately, for a long time the best you had for this task was the standard __FILE__ and __LINE__ directives. This week's tip introduces the StackTrace and StackFrame classes, which enable you to walk up the entire...n
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