tiny.mprompt.captureBacktrace

1/// Fills `buffer` with the return addresses of the calling thread's current stack and returns how2/// many it wrote, so a caller records the return addresses of its current stack for a diagnostic.3/// The call returns 0 for an empty buffer or on a platform without stack capture.4pub fn captureBacktrace(buffer: []?*anyopaque) usize {5    return sys.backtrace.capture(buffer);6}

1pub const captureBacktrace = raw.captureBacktrace;