Display the chain of functions that have been called to reach the current execution state.
Toolbar
CallstackThe Callstack window provides information on all functions that have been called until the current execution state of the program has been reached. The information is presented in columns you can rearrange by dragging and dropping.
Tip
Double-click an item to open the Source window displaying the function call. The pointer is set to the line containing the subsequent function call, and the scope is set to the selected function call.
Columns
- Location
- Displays the function call.
- File
- Displays the file that contains the function call.
- Module
- Displays the module that contains the function call.
- Address
- Displays the address of the function call.
Pop-up Menu
Set Scope |
Opens the Source window that displays the function of the selected line. The pointer is set to the line containing the subsequent function call, and the scope is set to the selected function. Alternatively, you can double-click a line in the Callstack window. |
Create Code Breakpoint |
Sets a breakpoint at the selected address. A red stop sign indicates a breakpoint and a purple stop sign indicates a thread syncpoint. The stop sign appears in the Callstack window as well as at the corresponding source line. In this window, you can remove a thread syncpoint, but you cannot set it. |
Delete Code Breakpoint |
Deletes a breakpoint at the selected address. |