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From:	Bas Vodde <basv AT odd-e DOT com>
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Subject:	Stack traces in own program in cygwin
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Hi,

I'm working on some unit testing framework and was thinking of building 
in some functionality for stack traces. I checked what functionality is 
available and found glibc contains execinfo.h with backtrace which can 
be used (for linux).

For Windows, I use gcc and cygwin. I cannot find the execlib.h in cygwin 
at all, so I'll need to find a different way. In Windows I can probably 
use the MS dbghelp.dll, but that would create a dependency on Win SDK, 
which I prefer not having.

Does anyone have any idea about this, or is (or will) execinfo.h be 
available? Any other way of doing it without Win SDK?

Tnx

Bas Vodde

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