Re: Yes it is possible. Re: Stackusage at runtime

[Ludovic Brenta <ludovic@ludovic-brenta.org>]

anon wrote:
> To monitor the main (system) stack that GNAT uses, you need to alter the
> System.Memory package to include some monitoring information like in
> the following code. Some may not like it but it get the job done.
[...]

>   begin
>     Put ( "Before create Integer := " ) ;
>     S_IO.Put ( Stack_Monitor ) ;
>     A := new Integer ;
>     Put ( " after create operation := " ) ;
>     S_IO.Put ( Stack_Monitor ) ;
[...]

As your example shows, your technique does not address the OP's
problem; it monitors heap allocations (done via new), not the stack
(done by declaring variables in subprograms).

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Ludovic Brenta.