DRAFT: CIRC-4436 - Allow stacktrace across an eventer asynch#740
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This increases the eventer_t by over a kilobyte.
This should be implemented as an optional module that leverages the existing eventer_context_t as zipkin does.
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I also thing that zipking provides a lot of this already. I think we should close this for a different approach. |
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This branch allows libmtev to stacktrace beyond
mtev_run_callbackand show what the stacktrace was wheneventer_addwas called. That allows us to get a greater context if a crash occurs.