On 18.08.2024 15:18, Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
On 18.08.2024 14:44, Rick McGuire wrote:
One thing you've missed is that there are situations where there is no spawning activation. For
example, from native code, I can attach a thread, create a message object and send it a START
message. In that s
On 18.08.2024 14:44, Rick McGuire wrote:
One thing you've missed is that there are situations where there is no spawning activation. For
example, from native code, I can attach a thread, create a message object and send it a START
message. In that situation, there is no activation to create a st
One thing you've missed is that there are situations where there is no
spawning activation. For example, from native code, I can attach a thread,
create a message object and send it a START message. In that situation,
there is no activation to create a stack frame from. Also, the stack frame
in que
With the introduction of TraceObject it becomes possible to create and store trace logs for further
analysis. In March, I started to create a little tracetool.rex/tracutil.cls to help the Rexx
programmers analyze their code. Testing and analyzing what can be inferred, it turned out that in
the c
