Very Computer

The info I'm looking for would be similar to this:
...
(10)  0x00045e08   integ + 0x408  [./two_brn.e]
(11)  0x0006468c   trajcem + 0x128  [./two_brn.e]
(12)  0x00055490   fly_traj + 0xf58  [./two_brn.e]
(13)  0x0004052c   top_level + 0x14  [./two_brn.e]
(14)  0x000567e4   _start + 0x34  [./two_brn.e]

which shows what the code was doing when it dies.

Under HP-UX and IRIX, a printout like the above can
be obtained by calling U_STACK_TRACE() and
trace_back_stack_and_print(), respectively.

TIA,

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Quote:> I'm trying to get a call stack trace in a C program
> under Solaris 2.6 or later.  Does anyone know how
> to do it?

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