conv-core/cmibacktrace.c File Reference

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Functions
void	CmiBacktraceRecord (void **retPtrs, int nSkip, int *nLevels)
	Extract the function-return pointers listed in the stack up to this depth.
void	CmiBacktraceRecordHuge (void **retPtrs, int *nLevels)
char **	CmiBacktraceLookup (void **srcPtrs, int nLevels)
	Look up the names of these function pointers.
void	CmiBacktraceRecordHuge (void **retPtrs, int nSkip, int *nLevels)

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Function Documentation

void CmiBacktraceRecord	(	void **	retPtrs,
		int	nSkip,
		int *	nLevels
	)

Extract the function-return pointers listed in the stack up to this depth.

nSkip is the number of enclosing functions to skip-- for example, nSkip==0 means the retPtrs[0] will be the caller of CmiBacktraceRecord. Returns retPtrs[0..*nLevels-1] stack pointers. nLevels may be decreased if not enough levels are available.

Definition at line 24 of file cmibacktrace.c.

Referenced by CmiIsFortranLibraryCall(), CmiPrintStackTrace(), CpdNotify(), and setSlot().

void CmiBacktraceRecordHuge	(	void **	retPtrs,
		int *	nLevels
	)

Definition at line 35 of file cmibacktrace.c.

Referenced by cpd_memory_single_pup().

char ** CmiBacktraceLookup	(	void **	srcPtrs,
		int	nLevels
	)

Look up the names of these function pointers.

Caller must free() the returned array, but not the individual strings.

Definition at line 40 of file cmibacktrace.c.

Referenced by CmiBacktracePrint(), and CmiIsFortranLibraryCall().

void CmiBacktraceRecordHuge	(	void **	retPtrs,
		int	nSkip,
		int *	nLevels
	)

Definition at line 49 of file cmibacktrace.c.