thread-context refactor backtrace retrieval #3722
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... not really "creating" the backtrace - simply returning raw tracked backtrace elements
…val for given level
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Are the "final" variable changes something your editor/IDE is doing? I don't mind it for new code but making changes like that in otherwise-unmodified code really messes up the diff. Otherwise, this seems like a fine change and you should go ahead with it. |
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@headius yep, thanks - will try to tidy up the commit to avoid unrelated changes. |
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cleaned up: f060c79 and pushed to master |
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historically there's
createBacktrace2(int level, boolean nativeException)... whose parameters are no longer used, proposing a
getBacktrace()insteadgetter name chosen since thread-context manages a backtrace state - does not need to create/generate one.
alternatively
getBacktrace(int level)is added although we do not use the API.