#include <balst_stacktraceprintutil.h>
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| static bsl::ostream & | printStackTrace (bsl::ostream &stream, int maxFrames=-1, bool demanglingPreferredFlag=true, int additionalIgnoreFrames=0) |
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| static void | logExceptionStackTrace (const char *exceptionName, const char *message) |
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This struct serves as a namespace for static methods that perform and print a description of a stack trace.
◆ logExceptionStackTrace()
| static void balst::StackTracePrintUtil::logExceptionStackTrace |
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const char * |
exceptionName, |
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const char * |
message |
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Log a message using BSLS_LOG consisting of "About to throw
<exceptionName>. <message>" followed by a stack trace. This function is to be set as an exception "pre throw hook" for the component bslstl_stdexceptutil . If this funciton is set as the pre throw hook, it will be called prior to exceptions being thrown, Note that this function requires considerable disk access and is therefore slow, so it should not be used for frequently-occurring exceptions that are expected to be caught and recovered from.
◆ printStackTrace()
| static bsl::ostream & balst::StackTracePrintUtil::printStackTrace |
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bsl::ostream & |
stream, |
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maxFrames = -1, |
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demanglingPreferredFlag = true, |
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int |
additionalIgnoreFrames = 0 |
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Obtain a trace of the stack and print it to the specified stream. Optionally specify maxFrames indicating the maximum number of frames from the top of the stack that will be printed. If maxFrames is not specified, a value of at least 1024 is used. Optionally specify demanglingPreferredFlag, indicating a preference whether to attempt to demangle function names. If damanglingPreferredFlag is not specified, an attempt to demangle is assumed. If an error occurs, a single-line error message is printed to stream. Optionally specify additionalIgnoreFrames which is added to bsls::StackAddressUtil::k_IGNORE_FRAMES to ignore frames of the caller. Return a reference to 'stream. The behavior is undefined unless -1 <= maxFrames and 0 <= additionalIgnoreFrames. Note that attempting to demangle symbol names could involve calling malloc, and that symbol names are always demangled on the Windows platform.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:
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