Method GetFramesOfThread

core/adapters/dbgengadapter.cpp:1490–1552

std::vector<DebugFrame> DbgEngAdapter::GetFramesOfThread(uint32_t tid)
{
	std::vector<DebugFrame> result;
	// Due to https://github.com/Vector35/debugger/issues/304 and that we pause the target before killing it, we would
	// not be able to even kill or restart a GUI app on Windows. That is really bad. To mitigate the issue, I created
	// this boolean, which help skip any update on thread information when the target is about to be killed, thus
	// allowing the target to be killed or restarted normally. This needs to be reworked later.
	if (m_aboutToBeKilled)
		return result;

	DebugThread activeThead = GetActiveThread();

	SetActiveThreadId(tid);

	const size_t numFrames = 16;
	PDEBUG_STACK_FRAME_EX frames = new DEBUG_STACK_FRAME_EX[numFrames];
	unsigned long framesFilled = 0;
	if (m_debugControl->GetStackTraceEx(0, 0, 0, frames, numFrames, &framesFilled) != S_OK)
		return result;

	for (size_t i = 0; i < framesFilled; i++)
	{
		DebugFrame frame;
		auto engineFrame = frames[i];
		frame.m_index = i;
		frame.m_fp = engineFrame.FrameOffset;
		frame.m_sp = engineFrame.StackOffset;
		frame.m_pc = engineFrame.InstructionOffset;
		frame.m_functionStart = engineFrame.FuncTableEntry;

		// Get module info
		ULONG moduleIndex = 0;
		uint64_t moduleBase = 0;
		m_debugSymbols->GetModuleByOffset(engineFrame.InstructionOffset, 0, &moduleIndex, &moduleBase);

		char name[1024];
		char short_name[1024];
		char loaded_image_name[1024];
		if (this->m_debugSymbols->GetModuleNames(moduleIndex, 0,
				name, 1024, nullptr,
				short_name, 1024, nullptr,
				loaded_image_name, 1024, nullptr) == S_OK)
		{
			frame.m_module = short_name;
		}

		// Get function info
		char functionName[1024];
		unsigned long functionNameLen = 0;
		uint64_t displacement = 0;
		if (S_OK == m_debugSymbols->GetNameByOffset(engineFrame.InstructionOffset,
				functionName, sizeof(functionName),
				&functionNameLen, &displacement))
		{
			frame.m_functionName = functionName;
		}

		result.push_back(frame);