That makes absolutely no sense. Once the new activity is started, there is
no guarantee that the stackframe or even the activity from which it was
spawned even exists any more. The original activity has continued on doing
its own stuff.
Rick
On Sat, Jul 13, 2024 at 11:09 AM Rony G. Flatscher
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On 13.07.2024 16:27, Rick McGuire wrote:
the stackframes are a representation of the activations active on an activity. When a method is
started asynchronously, it is the base of the activity stack and does not have a parent stack
frame. So many other things would get messed up by trying to add
the stackframes are a representation of the activations active on an
activity. When a method is started asynchronously, it is the base of the
activity stack and does not have a parent stack frame. So many other things
would get messed up by trying to add one to that stack. And you're on your
own wi
While analyzing various invocation types and the caller's stack frame (for invocation entries to
allow identifying the caller from a trace log later), everything seems to work out nicely.
There is one case where the caller's stack frame cannot be generated, it seems to have to do with
methods t
Planning on adding the documentation at the end of section "12.4.3. Guarded
Methods" in rexxref.pdf.
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Planning on the following improvements for TraceObject:
* add an entry ISWAITING for "GUARD ON|OFF WHEN condition" statements,
reflecting the state of the
evaluated condition; if condi
No problem P.O., it is all for the better.
René.
> On 13 Jul 2024, at 11:34, ooRexx wrote:
>
> The migration from macOS Catalina to Sonoma did not go so well after all.
> After a while all VMs crashed, possibly because of a disk was filling up to
> much. In the end I had to reinstall the mach
The migration from macOS Catalina to Sonoma did not go so well after all. After
a while all VMs crashed, possibly because of a disk was filling up to much. In
the end I had to reinstall the machine from zero and delete the previous
Jenkins user. As a result I need to get all VMs back from the ba
