If actual number of stackframes is greater than 100, CDT does not append a dummy stackframe labelled "..." at the bottom

[Abeer Bagul]

Hi All,

If the number of stackframes in a suspended thread is more than 100, CDT
artificially limits the number of stackframes displayed to 100. This is
dictated by the value of the constant CThread.MAX_STACK_DEPTH.

However, to indicate that there are more stackframes underlying than meets
the eye, a dummy stack frame with the label "..." is appended to the bottom
of the list of stackframes in the Debug view (Launch view).
This code seems to be broken in the new version of CThread.java. (see the
code at the end of method CThread.computeStackFrames(boolean
refreshChildren).

There does not seem to be any bug filed in this regard.
Please let me know if this is a valid bug, I will file it and also have the
patch ready.

Thanks
Abeer
Tensilica - IDE