garyali" <piyush.garyali@honeywell.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have been writing a C/C++ Application code using the Visual Studio.Net
> 2002 and I recently updated to the Visual Studio.Net 2003.
>
> In my application I write partially in assembly and partially in C, so that
> when I am debugging the code, I get the following call stack
>
> ..
>
> ..
>
> function_two()
> 0x34567012
> 0x1234A000
> function_one()
> main()
>
> so, function one calls some routine in assembly language which calls another
> assembly function which again calls the C function "function_two". Now this
> is a perfect call stack which I was getting with VS.Net 2002.
>
> However with VS.Net 2003, I do not get this but only
>
> ..
>
> ..
>
> function_two()
> 0x34567012
> function_one()
> main()
>
> means, the address of the last assembly instruction executed. Now this is
> something I dont want as I need to get the entire stack as I used to get in
> VS.Net 2002.
>
> Is this a feature in VS.Net 2003 or a bug ? Could anyone help me with this.
> Do I need to ask this question on any other group as well?
>
> Thanks,
> piyush
>
>