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[Sol_HSA]

I just released a C function entry/exit instrumentor with source called "interjector".

It's a simple C preprocessor that inserts macros at all function entry- and exit points. These macros can then be defined to perform different things, such as call flow logging, performance analysis, and similar diagnostics.

If you think this might help you, feel free to grab it from http://iki.fi/sol/code.html

[.oisyn]

Nice . Does it also work for C++?

BTW, from Visual C++ 7.1 and up, you can use the compiler options /Gh and /GH to let the compiler generate calls to _penter() and _pexit() on function enter and exit, respectively, which you can implement yourself to do the exact same things.

[Sol_HSA]

.oisyn said:

Nice :). Does it also work for C++?

I used it in relatively complex c++ project originally, so.. maybe =)
The target platform had no debugging support, so this was an attempt to find an obscure crash bug.