is there anything in VS Micro that can decode stack callback information on the fly? I know there is the exception traceback capabilities.

Basically I have routines that spit out memory leak detection information and want automatic translation from an address via symbol/map tables to the function name and line of code? The IDF has this. 

This is not a 1 time exception capability, rather when it sees what appears to be a call stack, then do the translation.

Thank
John

The IDF link is https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/stable/esp32/api-reference/system...

Im using standalone mode and have modified the heap_trace_dump() function to output the traceback in the same format as an exception dump, that being Backtrace: IP:SP...

Example:
104 bytes (@ 0x3fff293c) allocated CPU 0 ccount 0x2fb1e920 caller...
Backtrace:  0x40110bcb:00000000 0x4011329e:00000000 0x40118032:00000000 0x40114996:00000000 0x40122f48:00000000 0x4010f8f6:00000000 

I have done it this way (for now) so I can paste the trace into the serial window and get VSMicro do the symbol looksup. This has to be done for each leak (or possible leak) and is time consuming. so having VSMicro seeing a Backtrace: line and dumping the stack automatically is a great win!

I can change the output to whatever works best for you guys. I am willing to work with you on this.

Thanks for the detail around this.

Could you email us the build log with a link to this thread, and an example of what would normally be seen in the scenario so we can look at this further? (Your log is kept confidential and will be deleted once the investigation is complete).

With your modifications, the issue is having to press the exception decoder button for each individual stack dump from your description.  If this is the case, can you describe (or screenshot what IDF does in the same scenario) how you would pick which one should be decoded?

Apologies if I have misunderstood what is required here currently.