Command: Call Stack

Symbol:

Function: The command opens the “Call Stack” view.

Call: “View” menu

This view is very useful when you want to step into programs. It shows the location, which has been currently reached, with the full call path.

“Application”	Name of the active application which controls the POU which has been currently reached
“Task”	Name of the task which controls the POU which has been currently reached

“POU”	Name of the POU where the program execution has halted The first row in the list describes the current execution location. It is identified by a yellow arrow. If this location is in a POU which is called by another POU, then the call location is described in the second row. In turn, if the caller is called by yet another POU, then that call location is described in the third row, and so on.
“Position”	Location within the POU where the program execution has halted Row and column numbers for text editors Network or element numbers for graphical editors
“Instance Path”	Instance where the program execution has halted

The call stack is also available in offline mode and normal online mode when you are not currently using any debugging functions. In this case, it gets the last displayed location during a stepped execution, but it is displayed in "gray" fonts.

Different from the “Call Stack”, the “Call Tree” provides call information about a POU at any time.

For more information, see: ⮫ “Command: Call Tree ” and ⮫ “Using Breakpoints ”