Folks,

Anyone have any ideas of using an interposition agent to trap a C++
function call using an interposition agent and then printing out the
function's arguments, for debugging purposes?

I read about problems with C++ name mangling making interposing them
difficult but not sure what that meant...

Regards
Nick

freesoft12******.com wrote:
> Folks,
>
> Anyone have any ideas of using an interposition agent to trap a C++
> function call using an interposition agent and then printing out the
> function's arguments, for debugging purposes?
>
Why don't you set a debugger watchpoint?

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Ian Collins.