Bug below

  • Posted by matt
  • 3/26/2005

No one pointed out a nasty little bug below. The define should not read #define CALLSTACK CallStack(…), but #define CALLSTACK CallStack aCallStackObject(…) indeed. Otherwise, the class d’tor would be called immediately and the whole thing would not make any sense. I corrected this mistake. On the one hand, I’m glad that I found that one myself; on the other hand, it indicates well that no one is reading my blog. I’ll start a promotion tour and add it to my developia board signature or so.

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niko
Posted on:
3/27/2005 at 0:37

Didn’t see the error because I didn’t look carefully at the code. And that was because I thought that it is not quite usable for me, because I simply use the Win32 built-in stack trace utility. :)

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matt
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3/30/2005 at 2:14

Yeah, guess you’re right. I’ll try to tweak this a bit more.



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