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Example to keep track of CallStack and how to print

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    yalovali
    wrote on last edited by
    #1

    With QT, this is a selective approach what to print in output.

    ccallstack.h

    `#define CALLSTACK CCallStack c(QDateTime::currentDateTime(),__FILE__,__LINE__,__FUNCTION__,"")
    #define CALLSTACK2(comment) CCallStack c(QDateTime::currentDateTime(),__FILE__,__LINE__,__FUNCTION__,comment)
    /**************************************************/
    class CCallStack
    {
        private:
            QString FunctionName;
            static QStringList Stack;
        public:
            CCallStack(QDateTime date,cstr file,int line,cstr functionName,cstr comment);
            CCallStack(cstr functionName);
            ~CCallStack();
            static void print();
    };
    

    `

    ccallstack.cpp

     #include "ccallstack.h"
    QStringList CCallStack::Stack;
    
    CCallStack::CCallStack(QDateTime date,cstr file,int line,cstr functionName,cstr comment)
    {
        QString s =
            QString("%1 file://%2:%3\033[35m %4\033[0m \033[34m:%5").arg(date.toString("HH:mm:ss:zzz")).arg(file).arg(
                    line).arg(
                    functionName).arg(comment);
        FunctionName = s;
        Stack.append(s);
    }
    
    CCallStack::CCallStack(cstr functionName):
        FunctionName(functionName)
    {
        Stack.append(functionName);
    }
    
    CCallStack::~CCallStack()
    {
        QString lastName = Stack.last();
        if (lastName!=FunctionName)
        {
            qWarning() << "There is a thread or Event Order conflict.";
            print();
        }
        Stack.removeLast();
    }
    void CCallStack::print()
    {
        int index = 0;
        qDebug().nospace().noquote() << "STACKTRACE OUTPUT Stack Count:" << Stack.count();
        foreach(QString name,Stack)
        {
            qDebug().nospace().noquote() << index << ":" << name;
            index++;
        }
        qDebug().nospace().noquote() << "END OF STACKTRACE OUTPUT";
    }
    

    usage:
    register a function using:

    foo (){
       CALLSTACK
       ...
    }
    

    or

    CALLSTACK2("this is a function to trace");
    

    Then just call like:

    CException::CException(cstr err):
    {
        CCallStack::print();
    }
    

    outputs:

    STACKTRACE OUTPUT Stack Count:6
    0:09:18:26:505 file://..\main_app\entities\cdesktopsession.cpp:1034 CDesktopSession::sl_updateTimer_triggerred :
    1:09:18:26:505 file://..\main_app\entities\cdesktopentity.cpp:161 CDesktopEntity::processTimeTick :Freeze_Frame_Index_Number
    2:09:18:26:505 file://..\main_app\entities\cdesktopfield.cpp:154 CDesktopField::updateEntity :Freeze_Frame_Index_Number
    3:09:18:26:505 file://..\main_app\entities\cdesktopa2lsinglevalue.cpp:299 CDesktopA2LSingleValue::getA2LValue :Freeze_Frame_Index_Number
    4:09:18:26:505 file://..\main_app\device\ccandevicexcp.cpp:302 CCanDeviceXCP::requestAddressValue_internal :
    5:09:18:26:505 file://..\main_app\device\ccandevice.cpp:72 CCanDevice::sendFrame_internal :
    END OF STACKTRACE OUTPUT
    

    Simple and usefull...

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