assert - How to access the call stack of a DOORS DXL script?

Question

In order to write a proper assert(bool) function for testing my DXL programs, I would love to be able to print the call stack if the boolean is false.

Can anybody help me with either getting access to the call stack or finding a handy assertion function?

Answer 1

There really isn't a lot of information regarding this type of debugging available in DXL. I have seen some 3rd party DXL Compilers on the market (Sodius makes a good one) that might help or you can try to write your own debug using the information in the Error handling section of the DXL Reference Manual.