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@ -562,10 +562,10 @@ To static link the library set `-DCPPTRACE_STATIC=On`.
Cpptrace supports a number of back-ends and middle-ends to produce stack traces. Stack traces are produced in roughly Cpptrace supports a number of back-ends and middle-ends to produce stack traces. Stack traces are produced in roughly
three steps: Unwinding, symbol resolution, and demangling. Cpptrace by default on linux / macos will generate traces three steps: Unwinding, symbol resolution, and demangling. Cpptrace by default on linux / macos will generate traces
with `_Unwind_Backtrace`, libdwarf, and `__cxa_demangle`. On windows traces are generated by default with with `_Unwind_Backtrace`, libdwarf, and `__cxa_demangle`. On windows traces are generated by default with `StackWalk64`
`StackWalk64` and dbghelp.h (no demangling is needed with dbghelp). Under mingw libdwarf and dbghelp.h are and dbghelp.h (no demangling is needed with dbghelp). Under mingw libdwarf and dbghelp.h are used, along with
used, along with `__cxa_demangle`. Support for these is the main focus of cpptrace and they should work well. If you `__cxa_demangle`. Support for these is the main focus of cpptrace and they should work well. If you want to use a
want to use a different back-end such as addr2line, however, you can configure the library to do so. different back-end such as addr2line, however, you can configure the library to do so.
**Unwinding** **Unwinding**