Antony Polukhin via Boost wrote:
template <class E>
void throw_with_trace(const E& e) {
throw boost::enable_error_info(e)
<< traced(boost::stacktrace::stacktrace());
}
Here no COM or code is needed, but there's no way to avoid
their inclusion.
How it could be done?
std::thread has no constructor from std::thread::native_handle_t and I'd
like to follow that pattern. If you've done something using
By splitting stacktrace.hpp and frame.hpp into two headers, one with the
parts that do not need , the other with the rest. The code above
would then be able to only include the first header. Picking some names at
random,
stacktrace.hpp
stacktrace_def.hpp
stacktrace_impl.hpp
frame.hpp
frame_def.hpp
frame_impl.hpp
stacktrace_def.hpp
frame_def.hpp
stacktrace_impl.hpp
frame_impl.hpp
although currently stacktrace has no impl parts, so it could be simplified
to
stacktrace.hpp
stacktrace_def.hpp
frame_impl.hpp
stacktrace_def.hpp
frame_def.hpp
frame.hpp
frame_def.hpp
frame_impl.hpp
platform specific methods - you're on your own.
This makes no sense to me, especially since frame is constructible from void
const*. stacktrace is just an array of frames.
