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What Functions are called

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    Taruni
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    Hi, I have two functions funx() and funy() in my VC++ application.Could someone suggest me a tool/mechanism as how to find which functions (application flow)are called in between funx() and funy(). I need this urgently. Thanks in advance.

    Taruni

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      Hi, I have two functions funx() and funy() in my VC++ application.Could someone suggest me a tool/mechanism as how to find which functions (application flow)are called in between funx() and funy(). I need this urgently. Thanks in advance.

      Taruni

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      Im not sure Im understood your question but why you dont use of deugger(F11 or F10/breakpoints)?

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        Hi, I have two functions funx() and funy() in my VC++ application.Could someone suggest me a tool/mechanism as how to find which functions (application flow)are called in between funx() and funy(). I need this urgently. Thanks in advance.

        Taruni

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        Rajesh R Subramanian
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        Taruni wrote:

        I have two functions funx() and funy() in my VC++ application.Could someone suggest me a tool/mechanism as how to find which functions (application flow)are called in between funx() and funy().

        Normally you can use the debugger.

        Taruni wrote:

        I need this urgently.

        But that's bothering me. For urgent purposes, I don't know if the debugger will help. :)

        Many are stubborn in pursuit of the path they have chosen, few in pursuit of the goal - Friedrich Nietzsche .·´¯`·->Rajesh<-·´¯`·. [Microsoft MVP - Visual C++]

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          Im not sure Im understood your question but why you dont use of deugger(F11 or F10/breakpoints)?

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          Thank You Hamid. What I want to know is whether there is any tool that lists the functions called in between funx() and funy()

          Taruni

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            Thank You Hamid. What I want to know is whether there is any tool that lists the functions called in between funx() and funy()

            Taruni

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            Taruni wrote:

            What I want to know is whether there is any tool that lists the functions called in between funx() and funy()

            yes, the DEBUGGER does it ! by showing the call stack. but you seem to be to lazy to search a bit by yourself...

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              Hi, I have two functions funx() and funy() in my VC++ application.Could someone suggest me a tool/mechanism as how to find which functions (application flow)are called in between funx() and funy(). I need this urgently. Thanks in advance.

              Taruni

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              • T Taruni

                Hi, I have two functions funx() and funy() in my VC++ application.Could someone suggest me a tool/mechanism as how to find which functions (application flow)are called in between funx() and funy(). I need this urgently. Thanks in advance.

                Taruni

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                SRKSHOME
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                There is one Tool called WinDBG from MS.

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                  There is one Tool called WinDBG from MS.

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                  shhhhh, that's a secret tool ! :rolleyes:

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