Looking for help understanding StackFrameIterator

[Nathan Sandum]

I've been writing some code to trace through the stack in the middle of a WebAssembly execution. Mostly I've just been using v8::internal::GetCurrentStackPosition() and sorta just guessing when to stop, but this is probably unreliable and unsafe. I see there exists stuff like StackFrameIterator, and other similar looking classes in v8, but I can't quite figure out how to use the,. How can I go about figuring this out a little better? 

Basically all I have so far is:

auto isolate = v8::internal::Isolate::Current();
auto stack_memory = v8::internal::wasm::StackMemory::GetCurrentStackView(isolate);
auto iter = v8::internal::StackFrameIterator(isolate, stack_memory);

Which does not work.

My other attempt was to use isolate->wasm_stacks() instead of v8::internal::wasm::StackMemory::GetCurrentStackView(isolate), but this function just seems to return nullptr for me. I don't have any better guesses, so I was hoping someone would know better and be able to give me some direction 

Thanks for any help!

[Ben Noordhuis]

I believe StackMemory::GetCurrentStackView() is related to
https://github.com/WebAssembly/stack-switching. It's probably not what
you're looking for.

The single argument StackFrameIterator::StackFrameIterator(isolate)
constructor is what you would normally use to walk the call stack. See
WasmModuleDebug::GetCallStack() in
src/debug/wasm/gdb-server/wasm-module-debug.cc for an example that
also uses FrameSummary.

Perhaps stating the obvious but you need to call it at a point when
there are WASM stack frames on the call stack, so a place where
there's a callout from WASM to JS or the runtime.