Re: Examining the Call Stack
Re: Examining the Call Stack
- Subject: Re: Examining the Call Stack
- From: Jérémie Banier <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 08:40:17 +0100
Hello,
you can always write a couple of tracing macro something like
#define TRACE_FUNC(x) NSLog(@"0x%x->%s", self, x);
then
void myfunc(int a ....) {
TRACE_FUNC("myfunc")
.....
}
This is a classic approach and is often usefull
Does that reply to your question ?
Another approach would be to use the debugging API but you propably do
not want that.
Have a nice day,
Jéré.
Le 22-déc.-04, à 07:39, email@hidden a écrit :
How can I exam the call stack programatically to find out which
object's method called another
method?
In other words, lets say class A has a method aMethod which sends
class B's method bMethod to
some object of class B. Then when an object of class A is sent the
aMethod message, an object of
class B will eventually receive a bMethod while aMethod is executing.
I want bMethod to output that it
was sent to the B object in the aMethod of the A object (the address
of the A object, etc...).
How can I do this? Thanks.
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