Every now and again someone will ask why they’re seeing a certain exception in their Delphi code in the Borland newsgroups, and I’ll frequently ask for a call stack so that I can give them a more accurate answer. I’m surprised at how often the response is, "How do I do that?" since to me the call stack is probably the debugging tool I use most frequently. So I’ve written a short introduction to the call stack. If you already use the call stack yourself you can probably skip this one.
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