Re: Stack Pointer..?

mario.demiguel@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

>7trackers@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>
>>Hi people...
>>
>>Here's my question...
>>
>>a function other than main is getting executed
>>you have to find out which function called this function
>>
>>how can we do in C...?
>>
>>
>
>I believe using __FUNCTION__ will show the current function's name, I'm
>not sure about showing the calling function's name. My best advice,
>try searching the groups for __FUNCTION__ to see if this question, or a
>similar one, has already been answered.
>
>
>
Are you using gcc? If so you can get access to the frames, which will
help you figure out how you got to where you are.

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