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Joel VanderWerf
Oct 24, 2006, 9:15:22 PM10/24/06
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Steven Lumos wrote:
> Looks like it can be done in C by: set ruby_frame to the particular
> th->frame, call backtrace(), and set it back. Is there a better way or
> has anybody already done it?
> Looks like it can be done in C by: set ruby_frame to the particular
> th->frame, call backtrace(), and set it back. Is there a better way or
> has anybody already done it?
Hm, is there anything in the implementation of #backtrace that could
cause another thread to run? Maybe Thread.critical=true is needed...
This would be nice to have, if it works.
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