Is there any way to know all previous functions were called before a point in my code? For example: I set a point in abc.php in my project, and I want to get all functions that were called before that
Below is an example of source I want to use on a machine running \"Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.5 (Tikanga) Kernel 2.6.18-194.el5xen x86_64\" OS.
So I had asked a question similar to this, but I don\'t think the answer I got worked with what I was trying to do.
So I was wondering if it was possible in Java to trace back up an Array List? Meaning, if I have something like:
Asking for decent thoughts about this: I\'d like to implement some mechanism in PHP code that can run any external code and calls a callback function if one of the inclusions fails therein (include,
I was testing some things with gdb with this code (it\'s a wrong code, i use it just for testing purposes):
Could someone explain why the following corrupted stack trace can occur? Program terminated with signal 11, Segmentation fault.
On a mips platform, I am trying to get Unwind work. Currently if I issue print_trace manually stack trace is correctly shown as below:
I\'m making a small Android-app in Eclipse that uses SQLite. It works quite well. When I out of the curiosity browsed through Logcat for some messages, I found repetives of these:
So I am trying to find out what kernel processes are calling some functions in a block driver. I thought including backtrace() in the C library would make it easy. But I am having trouble to load the
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